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Cross-border e-commerce saw Aramex revenue rise 19% last year, but the company saw pressure on margins due to applying volume-based incentive rates to key customers.

UAE-based Aramex’s international express business saw revenue reach AED2bn ($546m) for the full year, while its domestic express business grew 4%to AED1bn.

Aramex adopted a variable last-mile business model in 2017, which, it said, also put pressure on domestic express margins, while capping the increase in operating expenses.

In the fourth quarter, cross-border express grew 22% to AED609m, while ...

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