News / DSV likely to win DB Schenker fight as staff query union job loss calculations

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By Alex Lennane

12/09/2024

The behind-the-scenes PR war between DSV and CVC Capital for DB Schenker looks set to come to a close, following a report that DSV is the preferred bidder.

The bid still must be approved by Deutsche Bahn’s supervisory board, which is thought to be on 18 September.

While some observers believe the deal will be rubber-stamped, DSV stock still stood up only +7% around midday thanks to the news, still below consensus estimates from analysts (Loadstar Premium‘s take on the proposed deal ...

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