Tag: TNT

European courier urged to put up hub in Subic

The Philippine Government is wooing a European courier service firm to put up shop in Subic as the scheduled transfer of Federal Express’ Asian hub from the freeport to China nears. An official privy to the matter said authorities had invited the company to visit possible sites in Subic and assess opportunities for a hub of operations here through their respective distribution network. The official declined to name the firm, saying it might get turned off with the premature publicity. With American firms Fedex operating a hub in Subic and UPS in Clark special economic zone, the country is hosting half of the four biggest package delivery and supply chain service providers in the world. The remaining two are Netherlands-headquartered TNT NV and Germany’s DHL International, both of which already have presence here.

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TNT integrates German mail firms under single brand

TNT plans to integrate its German mail subsidiaries, including EP Europost, its joint venture with Hermes Logistik, under the single “TNT Post” brand. The objective is to improve customer awareness as it aims to become the leading competitor to Deutsche Post in the German mail market which is due for full liberalisation in 2008. The re-branding was announced by Mario Frusch, head of EP Europost, at a German CEP conference in Bonn. “Thanks to the strong recognition of the TNT brand-name, we expect many positive, added-value effects for customers, shareholders and partners,” he declared. “We will take on the bright orange of the TNT group and thus underline our performance standards such as excellent service, complete customer focus and high quality standards,” he added. The re-branding will be complete by this summer.

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Dutch TNT considers new cost-saving programme

TNT is condidering a new cost-saving programme, company CEO Peter Bakker told the annual shareholders meeting on April 20, 2006. TNT has been restructuring its 2001 Masterplan Costs Flexibility programme since 2003, which has led to cost-savings of about 234 mln euro (USD288.3 mln). Though the company’s total cost savings are estimated to stand at 370 mln euro (UD455.8 mln) by 2013, TNT aims to implement a new programme that will further its savings.

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TNT's contingent tax liability reduces significantly

TNT N.V. today announced that as a result of further negotiations with various tax authorities, the estimated realistic range of its contingent tax liability has reduced from between EUR150 million and EUR550 million, as disclosed in TNT’s annual report for 2005, to between EUR100 million and EUR250 million. This range includes potential penalties and interest. Our tax positions have been and are supported by strong specialist external advice. In connection with the further negotiations mentioned above, TNT expects to take an additional tax charge in the second quarter of 2006 that is not expected to be significant to the Group.

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Dutch TNT completes 1.0 bln Euro share buyback

TNT NV has completed its 1.0 bln euro (USD1.234 bln) share buyback programme which it announced on December 6, 2005, the company said on April 20, 2006. TNT bought back 360,297 own shares at an average price of 28.86 euro (USD35.62) per share on April 19, 2006, bringing the total amount spent to 999 mln euro (USD1.232 bln). In the course of the programme TNT repurchased some 36.8 million shares at an average price of 27.18 euro (USD33.55). The company initially expected to buy back 42.6 million shares.

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