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Deutsche Post-DHL yesterday released its third-quarter preliminary results that showed profits were likely to be around 43% ahead of previous guidance. 

Group ebit grew by 45%, compared with the 2% growth DP-DHL originally forecast, to €1.37bn ($1.6bn), compared with €942m the previous Q3, largely driven by a stellar performance in its Express division. 

Express increased its ebit by 60.5% in the quarter to reach €750m, compared with last year’s €454m, “driven by a strong development in TDI (time-definite international) volumes.  

DHL Global Forwarding posted an ebit of €155m, after €124m last ...

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  • Ang

    October 09, 2020 at 1:49 pm

    Pity the delivery drivers dont get get praised just knocked down ..drivers vans over weight vans full from floor to roof back to front .management talking down to drivers not interested in any queries drivers have .they just want deliveries done no matter what it takes.