Conf call redux: Turning Schenker into DSV
Managing expectations
Danish freight forwarder DSV delivered a decent trading update yesterday, mostly because its integration of UTi Worldwide appears to be on track, according to executives.
Yet there were scant details about redundancies on a large scale in a follow-up call with analysts, which to my mind is odd, given that lay-offs remain a key value driver for the combined entity, as is the case in any large-scale cross-border merger and acquisitions.
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