DB Schenker Logistics to expand its land transport network in the UK

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By LoadstarEditorial

14/12/2015

Schenker AG will acquire a 75 percent of Redhead International early 2016. A takeover of the remaining 25 percent share is foreseen, contractual after four years. The two businesses will be merged in a reverse integration and will trade as Redhead International which will continue to be developed by the experienced management team.

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