Crozier hails UK Royal Mail’s `transformation’
The Royal Mail is making GBP1 million a day and delivering more than nine out of 10 first class letters on time, the organisation reported today. Chief executive Adam Crozier said the group was being “transformed” under a massive modernisation programme which had delivered profits of GBP217 million in the first half of the current financial year. Royal Mail chairman Allan Leighton, said: “No-one should doubt or under-estimate the scale of task we have tackled. We are delivering a massive modernisation programme, restoring profitability and driving up service to customers. Royal Mail is being transformed. “Recently, there have been few plaudits for postmen and women but I believe they can take pride in the progress achieved since Royal Mail’s three-year renewal plan was launched two and a half years ago. The focus on achieving consistent, high quality service – Royal Mail’s number one priority – is showing positive results.”
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