DSV has secured DB Schenker for €14.3 billion with the aim to boost DSV’s global logistics capabilities and expand its market reach
Danish logistics company DSV has acquired Deutsche Bahn’s logistics division, DB Schenker, in a deal valued at €14.3 billion ($15.9 billion). This merger is expected to significantly boost DSV’s global reach and operational capabilities, with a combined revenue of €39.3 billion ($43.6 billion). It will also lead to substantial investments in Germany.
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