Comment / Market insight: How fare the shares of Ceva, DP-DHL, DSV, XPO and friends

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By Alessandro Pasetti

10/05/2018

The initial fall and subsequent rise of CEVA Logistics stock has been spectacular to watch since it started to trade on May 4. But it was nothing compared with this week’s 7% plunge of Deutsche Post-DHL, which wiped out over €3bn of market cap in just one trading session following a rather poor trading update.

At least CEVA had the excuse that its IPO was priced and wrapped up in one of the most volatile weeks of the year, given wild ...

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Ceva Logistics CH Robinson DP-DHL Expeditors IPO XPO Logistics Bankruptcy Blues Ceva Maersk project 44

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