sennder and Poste Italiane expand Italian Joint Venture

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By LoadstarEditorial

12/07/2023

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· sennder and Poste Italiane have renewed and strengthened their partnership with a €2.3 billion commercial deal, committing to their Italian Joint Venture, sennder Italia S.r.l., for up to 10 years

· sennder Italia S.r.l. has achieved strong profitability, delivering €4.5 million EBITDA in 2022 and generating significant cost savings for Poste Italiane through technology that increases transportation efficiency, network density and reduces manual operations

· sennder Italia S.r.l. serves as the blueprint for sennder’s sennCONTROL service model, offering end-to-end management ...

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