Maersk withdraws from DB Schenker takeover – Will this clear path for DSV?
COPENHAGEN : Danish container shipping giant Maersk is no longer interested in acquiring German logistics company DB Schenker, according to Reuters, due to possible future integration challenges. DB Schenker’s mother company Deutsche Bahn launched a
DB Schenker’s buyers shortlist to be ready soon
ESSEN : Deutsche Bahn (DB) has received the first confirmatory bids for the sale of its logistics arm DB Schenker. Some of the companies that presented an offer include DSV, Maersk and MSC. Morevoer,
Maersk still in the race for DB Schenker’s acquisition : CEO
COPENHAGEN : After DHL withdrew from the race of DB Schenker’s acquisition last week, Danish shipping company DSV appeared to be the sole remaining candidate to proceed with the purchase. However, another player claims
Maersk to look at DB Schenker acquisition
COPENHAGEN : Maersk could look at a potential acquisition of DB Schenker with greater synergies from such a deal than it believed would be the case in the past. German rail operator Deutsche Bahn
DB Schenker announces Vishal Sharma as new CEO for Asia Pacific
ESSEN : DB Schenker has appointed Vishal Sharma as the new CEO for the Region Asia Pacific. Vishal brings more than 30 years of experience in the logistics sector and has been serving as
CONCOR and Schenker India Private Limited (DB Schenker) sign MoU for sustainable supply chain practi…
NEW DELHI : In a significant development for the logistics industry, Container Corporation of India Limited (CONCOR) and Schenker India Private Limited (DB Schenker) have inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate for EXIM & Domestic Business.
DB Schenker opens new warehouse in South Korea
INCHEON : DB Schenker Korea has announced the launch of a new 40,000 m² global distribution and logistics centre, KLC2, in Incheon Free trade zone. DB Schenker said the newly opened KLC 2 warehouse
DB Schenker orders 100 e-trucks from ‘converted’ Daimler
After a recent order for 100 Mercedes Electric Trucks from Germany’s DB Schenker, truck giant Daimler seems to have changed a view which previously appeared to favour hydrogen to power its vehicles. The eActros