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Comment / OceanX: 'DSV vs Kuehne' revisited...awaiting Mærsk 

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Reporting season has kicked off and we take a bit of a closer look at the two logistics behemoths, DSV and K+N, both of which published Q3 24 figures last week.

Let’s dive in… the nitty-gritty.

For one, if we compare and contrast their achievements, DSV is once again the absolute winner, confirming similar patterns for most key metrics at the end of the first half. What makes this all the more remarkable is that, while delivering a solid ...

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