New senior management for DSV as it readies for DB Schenker takeover
Following its clearance by competition regulators to complete its acquisition of DB Schenker, Danish freight ...
Not expecting excitement tomorrow?
Ha ha.
That’s probably, broadly right when it comes to DSV and its Q4/annual numbers due to be released within 24 hours now.
However, UPS yesterday, and others before it, lifted animal spirits in transport and logistics, and today the Copenhagen duo – both DSV and asset-heavy Mærsk – enjoyed a strong start to the trading session, with both firms’ shares up 2% in early trade while most indexes were flattish.
DSV briefly retraced to then trade higher, up almost ...
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