Schenker makes an impact as DSV announces Q2 results
In its first quarterly results since it completed the acquisition of DB Schenker, DSV chief ...
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The dispiriting stock market weakness of DSV is a punch in the face of the Danish forwarder’s backers, who strongly believe in its Big M&A push via Schenker.
Indeed
Duly flagged by DeskOne…
… its shares have been under a huge amount of pressure in recent times, yesterday closing Q1 25 at Dkr1,332.5, not far off an intra-day low of Dkr1,323.5 yesterday (31 March). That new DSV nadir for 2025 compares with its unaffected ex-Schenker level of Dkr1,249.5… how is that possible?
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