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1.DHL UK Sales: see below
Ultimate owner:Deutsche Post DHL International headquarters: Bonn,Germany
MARKET FOCUS Global logistics provider offering comprehensive range of services
DEVELOPMENTS Bill Meahl appointed chief commercial officer to drive collaboration across divisions. Graham Inglis, chief executive EMEA of DHL Supply Chain appointed president of CILT. Profits rose 56.7pc at DHL Supply Chain, which invested £5.5 million in 250 teardrop trailers, began work on a end-of-runway logistics centre in Leipzig, and won contracts withWarburtons, Ford and Cambridge UP. DHL Express ordered 18 converted passenger planes, and more than 400 vans. DHL Global Forwarding launched temperature controlled service for speciality foods. Overall progress on making it an integrated international logistics company and boost profitability.
PLANS Focus on "One DHL" aim of collaboration between the DHL divisions Supply Chain, Global Forwarding / Freight, Express and Global Mail. Expanding e-commerce capabilities and developing new services. Strategy 2015 agenda to expand its leading market positions and increase its profitability.
STATISTICS Total sales: £43bn (53bn euros) Significant DHL companies in the UK by 2010 sales: Exel Europe Ltd: £3.1bn DHL Global Forwarding (UK) Ltd: £563m DHL International (UK) Ltd: £495.3m DHL Express (UK) Ltd: £202.7m DHL Global Mail (UK) Ltd: £127.4m Total sites: 120,000 UK sites: 811 Total vehicles: 83,800 UK vehicles: 9,363 Aircraftt: 250
Web
www.dhl.com
2.WINCANTON UK Sales:£2.18bn
Ultimate owner:Wincanton Headquarters:Chippenham,Wiltshire
MARKET FOCUS Home delivery, chemicals and petroleum, food and drink, general manufacturing, clothing and footwear, electronics and electrical, construction, furniture and furnishings, utilities, defence, and records management.
PARTNERSHIPS & ALLIANCES Kerry Logistics, international supply chain; Serco,MoJ.
DEVELOPMENTS Withdrawal from Mainland Europe and foodservice sector in the UK. Disposal of investment in Culina. Guy Elliott joined as MD, contract logistics.Won contracts with Sainsbury's, Asda, Supergroup, Lafarge,
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4.UNIPART LOGISTICS UK Sales:£1bn
Ultimate owner:Unipart Group Headquarters:Oxford UK
MARKET FOCUS Global logistics provider offering comprehensive range of services.
DEVELOPMENTS Set up an ASOS returns centre in Sydney.Won contract with Toyota In India. Reverse logistics contract
withVirgin.Media. Extended contracts with 3 and Sky.
STATISTICS Total: sales: £
1.bn Total sites: 39 UK sites: 20 Total warehousing (sqm): 700,000sqm UK warehousing (sqm): 500,000sqm
Sarah Crowther T: 01865 383364 E:
sarah.crowther@
unipart.co.uk Web
www.unipartlogistics.com
Tesco, Premier Foods, Chevron and Thames Water. Contract renewals confirmed with WH Smith, Husqvarna, Procter & Gamble, HJ Heinz, Nestle Purina, MoD and Muller. Won 2011 European Supply Chain Excellence Award for Public Sector, Services & Utilities, in partnership with Aircraft Carrier Alliance.
PLANS Transformation from a pan-European supply chain provider to a lean, agile UK & Ireland business. Focus on multi-channel and shared transport solutions.
STATISTICS (UK only) Total sales (£): 2.18 bn Total sites: 340 Total vehicles: 3,500 + 5,000 trailerrs Total warehousing (sqm): 2.8m
Victoria Aitchison T: 01249 710434 E:
Victoria.aitchison@
wincanton.co.uk Web:
www.wincanton.co.uk
3.KUEHNE +NAGEL UK Sales:See below
Ultimate Owner: Kuehne + Nagel International Ag International Headquarters: Schindellegi, Switzerland UK Headquarters:Uxbridge,Middlesex
MARKET FOCUS Global logistics provider offering comprehensive range of services with offices in more than 100 countries. International leader in sea freight forwarding and top 3 in air cargo and contract logistics.
STATISTICS Total sales: £13.9bn (20.3bn CHF) Significant Kuehne + Nagel companies in the UK by 2010 sales: Kuehne + Nagel Ltd: £948m(2010) K+N Drinks Logistics: £203.9m(2010) Total sites: 900 UK sites 100+
Web
www.kuehne-nagel.com
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5.NORBERTDENTRESSANGLE UK Sales:£847m
Ultimate owner:Norbert Dentressangle International headquarters: Lyon, France UK headquarters:Northampton
MARKET FOCUS Global logistics provider offering a comprehensive range of services, including reverse logistics, COMAH warehousing, co-packing, fourth party logistics, and two-man delivery.
DEVELOPMENTS Integrated TDG. The UK became its largest market, contributing 41per cent of the logistics division's total revenue. Increased consolidated revenue by 26 per cent, profits by 22.6 per cent and operating margins from 3.7 per cent in 2010 to 4.2 per cent in 2011. Acquired APC Beijing international. New offices in Chile and Brazil. new joint venture in Romania with Danone and launched Norbert Dentressangle Logistics Ireland. Contract wins and renewals with Coca-Cola Enterprises, Carlsberg, House of Fraser,Mazda and Tata Global Beverages.
STATISTICS (all figures including TDG takeover) Total sales: £2.9bn (3.6bn euros) UK sales: £847m(1.04bn euros) Total sites: 500 UK sites: 149 Total vehicles: 8,300 UK vehicles: 1,800 Total warehousing (sqm): 6.6million UK warehousing (sqm): 2.8million
Gail Everton T: +44 (0) 1604 737 100 E:
gail.everton@norbert-dentressangle.com Web
www.norbert-dentressangle.com
TopGlobal Players (by total sales)
1. Deutsche Post DHL £43bn (53bn euros) 2. UPS
3. FedEx
£33.1bn (53.2bn) £24.4bn ($39.3bn)
4. DB Schenker £15.1bn (18.9bn euros) 5. Kuehne + Nagel £13.9bn (CHF20.3bn)
6.Nippon Express £12.6bn (Y1,617bn) 7. TNT Express £10.2bn (11.3bn euros) 8. Ceva
9. Geodis
10.Toll Group 11. DSV
12. Panalpina 13. Sinotrans 14.Expeditors 15. SDV
16.Dachser
17.Con-way
18.Gefco
19. UTIWorldwide 20. Agility
£5.6bn (6.9bn euros) £5.3bn (6.6bn euros) £5bn (A$8.2bn)
£4.7bn (DKK43.8bn) £4.4bn (CHF 6.5bn) £4.3bn (RMB 43.7bn) £3.8bn ($6.1bn)
£3.8bn (4.8bn euros) £3.4bn (4.3bn euros) £3.3bn ($5.3bn)
£3.1bn (3.8bn euros) £3bn ($4.9bn)
21.HellmannWorldwide
£2.98bn ($4.8bn) £2.93bn
22. Dentressangle £2.9bn (3.6bn euros)
23.Yusen 24. Damco
25.Wincanton
26.Kerry Logistics
£2.4bn (Y309bn) £2.2bn ($2.8bn) £2.18bn
£1.2bn ($2.06bn)
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