DSV is planning to be “extra aggressive” to retain volumes, even if it risks yields, group CEO Jens Bjørn Andersen told investors today.
But M&A activity will be on hold until sellers offer realistic prices, he added.
The Danish company announced another strong set of results, with nine-month revenues up 52% year-on-year to Dkr184.4bn ($24.45bn), and ebit up 84% to Dkr20bn. For the third quarter, revenue rose 22% and ebit was up …
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