DANISH
forwarding giant DSV
declared a third quarter 34.4 per cent year-on-year increase
in operation profit, largely credited to last year's acquisition of US
3PL UTi Worldwide.
After the strong
growth of Q4 2016, CEO Jens Bjorn Andersen said: "Comparisons will be
difficult. To be cautious, it's fair to assume we could see growth rates
slightly below double digits in Q4 and onward."
DSV quarterly
air freight tonnage rose 11.7 per cent year on year while overall air cargo
volumes rose to 165,051 tonnes.
Third quarter
growth outpaced year-to-date advances by only rising 10.8 per cent year on year
in the first nine months of 2017.
But Mr Andersen
said the company's growth is "back on track" after efforts to
integrate UTi into its business slowed growth earlier in the year.
DSV also noted
that synergies from the UTi acquisition have emerged sooner than expected in
2017, and subsequently revised its outlook for the remainder of 2017, with the
expectation of operating profit of between US$737 million and $768 million, up
from the $706 million to $737 million previously expected.
DSV sees much
improvement in the US and Asia-Pacific, while Europe also grows, though
double-digit growth is unlikely to continue into the fourth quarter.
Source
: HKSG.
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