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DHL-Transmile tie up to deliver consignments faster to US from India

Express services provider DHL today announced a tie-up with Malaysia-based air express operator Transmile, which will help it deliver consignments from south India to the US in just two days. The company will deliver consignments from Bangalore, Chennai and other key south Indian markets to the US in two days, a company statement said here. DHL’s tie-up with Transmile would route its consignments from Chennai and Bangalore to its Asia Pacific hub – Hong Kong and it would be further re-directed to its other centres for distribution in east and west coast of the US, it said, adding this route would save time of more than a day for delivering consignments.

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TNT Logistics signs 3-yr contract with Grundfos worth undisclosed amount

TNT NV said its TNT Logistics division has signed a three-year agreement with Grundfos, a worldwide manufacturer of pumps, worth an undisclosed amount.

Under the terms of the contract, TNT Logistics will develop and implement supply chain solutions for Grundfos.

TNT Express and its TNT Freight Management unit also signed the agreement, because Grundfos recognised the added value of their network capabilities in the supply chain, TNT said.

No financial details were disclosed.

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Global shipments help drive UPS profits

UPS increased net profits by more than 10 per cent in the first quarter, driven by expansion in international shipments. There was also solid growth in the US, following a series of measures last year to make the mature domestic business more efficient and competitive. “This was a quarter of outstanding growth that resulted in strong returns and excellent cash flow,” said Mike Eskew, UPS chief executive. Net profits were USD975m, or 89 cents a share, compared to USD882m, or 78 cents a share, in the same period last year. The earnings exceeded Wall Street’s consensus expectation of 88 cents a share. Revenues grew by 16.5 per cent to USD11.5bn.

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UPS 1st quarter shows strong gain in earnings

UPS today reported earnings per diluted share of USD 0.89, up 14.1% over the prior year. Results were driven by a 9% increase in global small package volume or 1.24 million packages per day, outpacing worldwide market growth. The consolidated results for the period included: revenue grew 16.5% to USD11.5 billion, operating profit increased 12.3% to USD1.6 billion, net income increased 10.5% to USD975 million and free cash flow improved to USD1.9 billion. Free cash was used to buy back more than 11 million shares in an on-going repurchase program. Dividends were increased by 15% and are up 81% over the last three years. “This was a quarter of outstanding growth that resulted in strong returns and excellent cash flow,” said Mike Eskew, UPS chairman and CEO. “To drive future results, we will continue to invest in our network, technology and products to bring even more value to the customer.”

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Deutsche Post plans no large acquisitions – CEO

German postal service group Deutsche Post AG has no plans for large acquisitions in the next two years, but is always in search for ones under 250 mln euro (USD305.9 mln), CEO Klaus Zumwinkel said on April 17, 2006. Deutsche Post is interested in smaller acquisitions in the mail business outside Germany, or deals in Asia, Zumwinkel said. “Asia is the growth market,” he said. “But China is a test case to sustain growth. Personally, I expect a lot from China,” he said

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