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In the 3PL world, you have DSV ? and then all the others: its first-quarter (Q1) results proved that the Danish company, quite simply, belongs in a different league.

Fast delivery on its way

However, we are now less than five months away from the creation of the new DSV Panalpina entity. If all the regulatory and other parts fall in the right place (it said today the deal is now expected to close by the end of Q3 from Q4, previously), ...

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