Top forwarders all set for cash flow boost as earnings sag
When being flush is bad
Ever-expanding DSV has predicted it will be part of further M&A in the freight forwarding market.
Announcing “strong” first-quarter results today, which saw revenues up 82%, to Dkr61.125bn ($8.7bn), and ebit up 104%, to Dkr3bn, as it incorporated Agility GIL, the firm said its appetite for takeovers had not diminished.
The integration of Agility’s logistics arm will be completed in the third quarter, at an estimated cost of about Dkr1bn this year – “We are almost there,” said COO Jens Lund, in an ...
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