DSV drags down Kuehne as Schenker 'update' saves the day
A one-off excuse
Strong sea freight volumes helped Kuehne + Nagel hit “solid” results for the first nine months of 2019, despite the poor air freight market and “non-existent” peak season.
The Swiss forwarding giant increased its nine-month group net turnover by 3.1% year on year, to Sfr15.8bn (US$15.9bn), generating a 6.6% upturn in profit (ebit) which hit Sfr794m.
The company’s sea freight business “grew significantly in a stagnating overall market,” K+N said, with volumes increasing 4.3% to 3.67m teu. This led to a 7.3% ...
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