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Business Wire
4 hours ago
- Business
- Business Wire
DHL Supply Chain Announces New CEO for North America
BONN, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--DHL Group, the world's leading logistics company, has announced a change in leadership for DHL Supply Chain North America. Mark Kunar, current Chief Financial Officer & Chief Strategy Officer will assume the role of North America CEO with immediate effect. This follows the stepping down of Patrick Kelleher. Mark Kunar will report to Oscar de Bok, CEO of DHL Supply Chain. "I am pleased to announce Mark Kunar as the new CEO of DHL Supply Chain North America. Mark's broad supply chain and management expertise, paired with his proven commercial acumen and his balanced leadership style makes him the ideal candidate to take our business into the future in this key market. His leadership will be instrumental in guiding DHL Supply Chain North America as we continue to focus on excellence and innovation in our operations. I also want to take this opportunity to thank Patrick for his leadership over the years," said Oscar de Bok, CEO of DHL Supply Chain. Mark Kunar joined DHL Supply Chain in 1996 as a Financial Analyst. In his nearly 30 years with the company he has grown to become a knowledgeable and respected leader holding various operational, finance, commercial and functional management positions. He stepped into his current role in 2024 and has been responsible for the development and implementation of the North America strategy to facilitate growth of products and sectors in the region. Under his leadership, the region has developed and executed against the core tenets of DHL's Strategy 2030. Mark Kunar has also played a pivotal role in the company's recent acquisitions in the North American market. Since January 2025, DHL Supply Chain has acquired Inmar Supply Chain Solutions, a leading returns solutions provider, CRYOPDP, a leading specialty pharma courier and IDS Fulfillment, an e-commerce provider. "I am honored to take on the role of CEO of DHL Supply Chain North America, and I am committed to working with our exceptional team of supply chain specialists to further build on our strong leadership in the logistics industry. Customer supply chain needs are creating a transformative environment, necessitating innovation and adaptability to thrive in the current landscape. This role comes at a pivotal time and we will use our expertise and product solutions to adapt and grow, ensuring that we remain a key partner to our customers. Together with our talented team, I am confident that we will drive DHL Supply Chain North America forward to even greater success," said Mark Kunar, CEO, DHL Supply Chain, North America. As CEO, Mark Kunar will be responsible for managing the business across the United States and Canada, leading a workforce of 52,000 associates. He notes that his immediate focus will be to manage the seamless integration of the newly acquired businesses into the DHL Supply Chain portfolio and the continued strengthening of the business' capabilities and role as the leading contract logistics provider in North America. You can find the press release for download as well as further information on DHL Group is the world's leading logistic company. The Group connects people and markets and is an enabler of global trade. It aspires to be the first choice for customers, employees, investors and green logistics worldwide. To this end, DHL Group is focusing on accelerating sustainable growth in its profitable core logistics businesses and Group growth initiatives. The Group contributes to the world through sustainable business practices, corporate citizenship, and environmental activities. By the year 2050, DHL Group aims to achieve net-zero emissions logistics. DHL Group is home to two strong brands: DHL offers a comprehensive range of parcel, express, freight transport, and supply chain management services as well as e-commerce logistics solutions. Deutsche Post is the largest postal service provider in Europe and the market leader in the German mail market. DHL Group employs approximately 602,000 employees in over 220 countries and territories worldwide. The Group generated revenues of approximately 84.2 billion Euros in 2024. The logistics company for the world.
The Sun
10 hours ago
- Business
- The Sun
DHL commits to helping Indonesia expand its fast-growing sectors and aid its rise as a global trade hub
• Offers comprehensive end-to-end solutions tailored for Indonesian businesses' unique needs and multinational enterprises seeking to expand locally • Sees opportunities in the new energy, life sciences and healthcare, and e-commerce sectors • Supports Indonesia's net-zero ambitions and businesses on their decarbonization journeys through a series of targeted initiatives JAKARTA, INDONESIA - Media OutReach Newswire - 20 June 2025 - DHL, the world's leading logistics company, through its Strategy 2030 – Accelerate Sustainable Growth, is focused on supporting Indonesia's ambitions as a key player in both regional and global trade. According to the DHL Trade Atlas 2025, Indonesia is expected to rank in the top 30 countries for trade growth in speed and scale over the next five years. Its dynamic economy, driven by rapid digital transformation and strategic infrastructure investments, presents significant opportunities for businesses. However, a volatile business environment – characterized by geopolitical tensions and shifting trade patterns – poses challenges and uncertainties for growth. With the presence of three DHL Group divisions – DHL Express, DHL Global Forwarding, and DHL Supply Chain – businesses based in Indonesia can tap into end-to-end logistics offerings across the divisions, access a vast global logistics network, and lean on deep expertise to help navigate fluctuating trade complexities. Additionally, the DHL divisions are especially focused on supporting the expansion of fast-growing sectors in Indonesia such as electric vehicles (EVs), life sciences and healthcare, as well as e-commerce and retail. DHL's presence is well-suited to help the country and its businesses with its growth ambitions Geographic Tailwinds 'Indonesia's neighbors have been getting all the attention recently when it comes to supply chain resiliency, but this country has much to offer. We have a large domestic market and talent pool, and the government has been investing in modernizing its logistics sector through the National Logistics Ecosystem platform. We also see growth opportunities in cities beyond the Greater Jakarta area, such as Surabaya, Semarang, Batam, and Bali, among others, which are viable alternatives for businesses looking to diversify their supply chains. More importantly, we also want to help Indonesian brands expand their horizon beyond the local market through e-commerce,' said Ahmad Mohamad, Senior Technical Advisor of DHL Express Indonesia. In addition to international brands expanding into Indonesia, there is also a growing pool of Indonesian brands that are going global. Indonesia's strategic location and proximity to major markets in the region make it an attractive location as a global trade hub. It is actively part of at least 12 major bilateral and multi-lateral trade agreements, including the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), currently the world's largest free trade agreement. DHL Group has been investing in Indonesia to help boost the country's logistics and supply chain capabilities. It has more than 4,000 employees in the country, with approximately 180 facilities across Indonesia, to help cater to the needs of rapidly growing companies in the country. New Energy 'Another sector that we see massive growth opportunities in is new energy in Indonesia, particularly EV batteries. Indonesia's goal of becoming one of the world's top three EV battery producers by 2027 is also in line with our Strategy 2030 focus in this area. Since last year, we have seen at least seven EV manufacturers commit to building production facilities in the country. There is also keen interest from many China EV enterprises looking for a logistics partner that can deliver safe and compliant end-to-end logistics. Our existing experience in the automotive industry with customers such as Chery and Wuling Motors, along with regional capabilities and know-how in the EV industry, puts us in a prime position to help EV players navigate the Indonesian landscape,' said Matthias Gehrsitz, Managing Director, DHL Supply Chain Indonesia. To support this fast-growing industry, DHL's customers in this sector have access to a comprehensive end-to-end logistics solution tailored specifically for EV supply chains. This includes: • Multimodal transportation management • Specialized warehousing with critical value-added services such as battery testing and charging • Comprehensive aftermarket battery handling solutions • Dedicated team of EV logistics specialists who possess deep knowledge in navigating the sector's complex logistical demands while maintaining the highest standards of safety and compliance. Life Science & Healthcare 'Indonesia's life science and healthcare (LSHC) sector is large, but still developing. As a country, we've always been heavily reliant on imports in this sector, but there is a push by the government to reduce imports and be more self-reliant. It is projected that the pharmaceutical sector market value will increase to US$11 billion (~EUR9.5 billion) in 2025. For us, this would mean investing in the proper logistics infrastructure to support this ambition, such as implementing specialized cold-chain solutions that encourage companies to establish their facilities here in Indonesia,' said Nicholas Bongsosartono, President Director, DHL Global Forwarding Indonesia. DHL has been investing in Indonesia ahead of the curve to meet market demands: • DHL Global Forwarding Life Science and Healthcare (LSH) Competency Centre in Jakarta offers specialized storage facilities that maintain temperatures of 2–8°C and 15–25°C, ensuring product integrity and regulatory adherence with the support of trained experts. • DHL Medical Express is a premium service that combines the division's logistics expertise with a dedicated and unique range of features to create a flexible solution for the Life Sciences industry. Secure, temperature-controlled transport of vital medical goods through specialized packaging maintains the integrity of vital pharmaceuticals and biotechnological materials. • DHL Supply Chain offers deep expertise for various needs, ranging from pharmaceuticals and medical devices to logistics for clinical trials and supply chain consultancy and inventory management for hospital and health services. DHL Group has also recently announced a strategic investment of €500 million to bolster its Life Sciences and Healthcare (LSHC) infrastructure across all business units in Asia Pacific. With its new sector brand, DHL Health Logistics, the Group consolidates its life sciences and healthcare expertise under one unified umbrella, creating a seamless, end-to-end experience for customers that simplifies the management of complex, cross-border supply chains. Leading the Way in Sustainable Logistics: The Green Logistics of Choice DHL's ambitions to be a frontrunner in low-carbon logistics operations are also aligned with Indonesia's sustainability ambitions. The country wants to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 29% by 2030 and achieve a low-carbon economy by 2060 or sooner. It also aims to phase out fossil-fuel power plants by 2039 and significantly expand renewable energy capacity. DHL is supporting Indonesia's sustainability targets in several ways: • DHL Express Indonesia is leading the way to reduce the industry's carbon footprint with its GoGreen Plus service, which enables customers to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by up to 80% through the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). DHL Express currently also deploys 28 electric vehicles for first and last-mile deliveries, as part of its progress in reaching the DHL Group 's global target to electrify over 66% of its pick-up and delivery fleet by 2030. • DHL Global Forwarding Indonesia is among the industry's first to pilot electric van for inner-city deliveries, while offering sustainable marine and aviation fuels through its GoGreen Plus solutions to enable customers to easily reduce their main haul carbon emissions across all trade lanes. • DHL Supply Chain Indonesia delivers sustainable logistics solutions – from carbon-neutral warehouses powered by solar PV (covering 30% of energy needs), to five regulatory-compliant EV units. Additional eco-friendly measures at the sites, such as rainwater harvesting systems and the adoption of reusable pallets and packaging, ensure that environmental impact is minimized across every supply chain touchpoint. The division also has a dedicated team of EV logistics experts who are ready to support the growth of Indonesia's commercial EV sector through reliable and compliant supply chain solutions.
Zawya
13 hours ago
- Business
- Zawya
DHL commits to helping Indonesia expand its fast-growing sectors and aid its rise as a global trade hub
Offers comprehensive end-to-end solutions tailored for Indonesian businesses' unique needs and multinational enterprises seeking to expand locally Sees opportunities in the new energy, life sciences and healthcare, and e-commerce sectors Supports Indonesia's net-zero ambitions and businesses on their decarbonization journeys through a series of targeted initiatives JAKARTA, INDONESIA- Media OutReach Newswire - 20 June 2025 - DHL, the world's leading logistics company, through its Strategy 2030 – Accelerate Sustainable Growth, is focused on supporting Indonesia's ambitions as a key player in both regional and global trade. According to the DHL Trade Atlas 2025, Indonesia is expected to rank in the top 30 countries for trade growth in speed and scale over the next five years. Its dynamic economy, driven by rapid digital transformation and strategic infrastructure investments, presents significant opportunities for businesses. However, a volatile business environment – characterized by geopolitical tensions and shifting trade patterns – poses challenges and uncertainties for growth. With the presence of three DHL Group divisions – DHL Express, DHL Global Forwarding, and DHL Supply Chain – businesses based in Indonesia can tap into end-to-end logistics offerings across the divisions, access a vast global logistics network, and lean on deep expertise to help navigate fluctuating trade complexities. Additionally, the DHL divisions are especially focused on supporting the expansion of fast-growing sectors in Indonesia such as electric vehicles (EVs), life sciences and healthcare, as well as e-commerce and retail. DHL's presence is well-suited to help the country and its businesses with its growth ambitions Geographic Tailwinds "Indonesia's neighbors have been getting all the attention recently when it comes to supply chain resiliency, but this country has much to offer. We have a large domestic market and talent pool, and the government has been investing in modernizing its logistics sector through the National Logistics Ecosystem platform. We also see growth opportunities in cities beyond the Greater Jakarta area, such as Surabaya, Semarang, Batam, and Bali, among others, which are viable alternatives for businesses looking to diversify their supply chains. More importantly, we also want to help Indonesian brands expand their horizon beyond the local market through e-commerce," said Ahmad Mohamad, Senior Technical Advisor of DHL Express Indonesia. In addition to international brands expanding into Indonesia, there is also a growing pool of Indonesian brands that are going global. Indonesia's strategic location and proximity to major markets in the region make it an attractive location as a global trade hub. It is actively part of at least 12 major bilateral and multi-lateral trade agreements, including the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), currently the world's largest free trade agreement. DHL Group has been investing in Indonesia to help boost the country's logistics and supply chain capabilities. It has more than 4,000 employees in the country, with approximately 180 facilities across Indonesia, to help cater to the needs of rapidly growing companies in the country. New Energy "Another sector that we see massive growth opportunities in is new energy in Indonesia, particularly EV batteries. Indonesia's goal of becoming one of the world's top three EV battery producers by 2027 is also in line with our Strategy 2030 focus in this area. Since last year, we have seen at least seven EV manufacturers commit to building production facilities in the country. There is also keen interest from many China EV enterprises looking for a logistics partner that can deliver safe and compliant end-to-end logistics. Our existing experience in the automotive industry with customers such as Chery and Wuling Motors, along with regional capabilities and know-how in the EV industry, puts us in a prime position to help EV players navigate the Indonesian landscape," said Matthias Gehrsitz, Managing Director, DHL Supply Chain Indonesia. To support this fast-growing industry, DHL's customers in this sector have access to a comprehensive end-to-end logistics solution tailored specifically for EV supply chains. This includes: Multimodal transportation management Specialized warehousing with critical value-added services such as battery testing and charging Comprehensive aftermarket battery handling solutions Dedicated team of EV logistics specialists who possess deep knowledge in navigating the sector's complex logistical demands while maintaining the highest standards of safety and compliance. Life Science & Healthcare "Indonesia's life science and healthcare (LSHC) sector is large, but still developing. As a country, we've always been heavily reliant on imports in this sector, but there is a push by the government to reduce imports and be more self-reliant. It is projected that the pharmaceutical sector market value will increase to US$11 billion (~EUR9.5 billion) in 2025. For us, this would mean investing in the proper logistics infrastructure to support this ambition, such as implementing specialized cold-chain solutions that encourage companies to establish their facilities here in Indonesia," said Nicholas Bongsosartono, President Director, DHL Global Forwarding Indonesia. DHL has been investing in Indonesia ahead of the curve to meet market demands: DHL Global Forwarding Life Science and Healthcare (LSH) Competency Centre in Jakarta offers specialized storage facilities that maintain temperatures of 2–8°C and 15–25°C, ensuring product integrity and regulatory adherence with the support of trained experts. DHL Medical Express is a premium service that combines the division's logistics expertise with a dedicated and unique range of features to create a flexible solution for the Life Sciences industry. Secure, temperature-controlled transport of vital medical goods through specialized packaging maintains the integrity of vital pharmaceuticals and biotechnological materials. DHL Supply Chain offers deep expertise for various needs, ranging from pharmaceuticals and medical devices to logistics for clinical trials and supply chain consultancy and inventory management for hospital and health services. DHL Group has also recently announced a strategic investment of €500 million to bolster its Life Sciences and Healthcare (LSHC) infrastructure across all business units in Asia Pacific. With its new sector brand, DHL Health Logistics, the Group consolidates its life sciences and healthcare expertise under one unified umbrella, creating a seamless, end-to-end experience for customers that simplifies the management of complex, cross-border supply chains. Leading the Way in Sustainable Logistics: The Green Logistics of Choice DHL's ambitions to be a frontrunner in low-carbon logistics operations are also aligned with Indonesia's sustainability ambitions. The country wants to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 29% by 2030 and achieve a low-carbon economy by 2060 or sooner. It also aims to phase out fossil-fuel power plants by 2039 and significantly expand renewable energy capacity. DHL is supporting Indonesia's sustainability targets in several ways: DHL Express Indonesia is leading the way to reduce the industry's carbon footprint with its GoGreen Plus service, which enables customers to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by up to 80% through the use of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF). DHL Express currently also deploys 28 electric vehicles for first and last-mile deliveries, as part of its progress in reaching the DHL Group 's global target to electrify over 66% of its pick-up and delivery fleet by 2030. DHL Global Forwarding Indonesia is among the industry's first to pilot electric van for inner-city deliveries, while offering sustainable marine and aviation fuels through its GoGreen Plus solutions to enable customers to easily reduce their main haul carbon emissions across all trade lanes. DHL Supply Chain Indonesia delivers sustainable logistics solutions – from carbon-neutral warehouses powered by solar PV (covering 30% of energy needs), to five regulatory-compliant EV units. Additional eco-friendly measures at the sites, such as rainwater harvesting systems and the adoption of reusable pallets and packaging, ensure that environmental impact is minimized across every supply chain touchpoint. The division also has a dedicated team of EV logistics experts who are ready to support the growth of Indonesia's commercial EV sector through reliable and compliant supply chain solutions. Hashtag: #DHL The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. DHL – The logistics company for the world DHL is the leading global brand in the logistics industry. Our DHL divisions offer an unrivalled portfolio of logistics services ranging from national and international parcel delivery, e-commerce shipping and fulfillment solutions, international express, road, air and ocean transport to industrial supply chain management. With approximately 400,000 employees in more than 220 countries and territories worldwide, DHL connects people and businesses securely and reliably, enabling global sustainable trade flows. With specialized solutions for growth markets and industries including technology, life sciences and healthcare, engineering, manufacturing & energy, auto-mobility and retail, DHL is decisively positioned as "The logistics company for the world". DHL is part of DHL Group. The Group generated revenues of approximately 84.2 billion euros in 2024. With sustainable business practices and a commitment to society and the environment, the Group makes a positive contribution to the world. DHL Group aims to achieve net-zero emissions logistics by 2050. DHL
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
DHL to buy power from EnBW's He Dreiht offshore wind farm
DHL Group has signed a ten-year power purchase agreement (PPA) with Energie Baden-Württemberg (EnBW). From 2026, the logistics giant will buy 80 gigawatt-hours (GWh) per year of electricity generated from the He Dreiht offshore wind farm in the German North Sea. The move aligns with DHL's Strategy 2030 to become the 'green logistics provider of choice'. By 2050, the company wants to cut down all logistics-associated emissions to zero. DHL Group chief procurement officer Anna Spinelli stated: 'The deal with EnBW is another important step on our path to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions in logistics by 2050. 'The long-term agreement with our energy partner ensures a reliable supply of electricity from renewable sources for our operations and contributes to supporting the energy transition. This is an example of how fostering proactive supplier relationships can contribute to a more sustainable and positive ecosystem.' The power generated by He Dreiht allows the logistics company to meet 16% of its current yearly electricity needs in Germany. EnBW executive director trading Matthias Obert stated: 'We are delighted to support DHL Group on its journey towards zero-emission logistics. This partnership underscores our position as a major provider of sustainable energy across Europe.' The offshore wind farm in the German North Sea will go into operation in stages, which will be completed in spring 2026. The He Dreiht wind farm is one of the first offshore wind projects constructed without government subsidies and among the largest in Europe. Following the successful commissioning of the EnBW Hohe See and Albatros wind farms in the North Sea, He Dreiht will double EnBW's renewable energy generation capacity in the region. This project will use 64 Vestas V236-15 turbines, each delivering 15MW of power and marking their first commercial use. With a total installed capacity of 960MW, He Dreiht will be capable of supplying renewable energy to 1.1 million households. "DHL to buy power from EnBW's He Dreiht offshore wind farm" was originally created and published by Power Technology, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site.
Zawya
11-06-2025
- Business
- Zawya
DHL Group to invest more than EUR500mln in fast-growing markets in the Middle East
Dubai, UAE / Bonn, Germany – DHL Group ('DHL'), the world's leading logistics provider, has announced plans to invest more than EUR 500 million in the Middle East, with a strategic focus on the rapidly expanding Gulf markets of Saudi Arabia (KSA) and the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This investment, set to take place between 2024 and 2030, underscores DHL's commitment to the region and its importance for the future of global trade. DHL Group's Strategy 2030, launched in 2024, prioritizes growth regions and geographic tailwinds generated by shifts in global trade. The investment spans all four DHL divisions – DHL Express, DHL Global Forwarding, DHL Supply Chain, and DHL eCommerce – and will significantly strengthen the region's logistics backbone. By enhancing infrastructure, expanding networks and capacity, and elevating service capabilities, DHL aims to empower businesses operating across and with the Middle East to capitalize on growth opportunities from trade, ensuring support and resilience for customers as they navigate evolving market demands. The company's divisions provide a broad portfolio of logistics and transportation services to customers in the Middle East, including express parcel delivery, air, ocean and overland freight, warehousing, fulfilment and distribution, customs brokerage and specialized operations for sectors such as life sciences, healthcare, e-commerce and battery logistics. 'The region of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is rapidly emerging as a global logistics and innovation hub,' said John Pearson, CEO of DHL Express. 'Our investment reflects the region's increasing strategic importance in connecting Asia, Europe, and Africa, and our commitment to supporting its transformation into a catalyst for regional and global trade. DHL Express is seeing dynamic growth and export potential in the region's e-commerce sector, for example, which is providing opportunities for entrepreneurs and smaller businesses to expand their offering to global markets.' Supporting FDI, exports and building supply chain resilience The Middle East is emerging as a vital trade hub, facilitating commerce between Asia, Europe, and the US while serving as a gateway to Africa. The region is witnessing growth not only due to attracting investments from multinationals expanding their operations but also because Gulf- and Middle East-based businesses are growing and increasing their exports. DHL's services, the local and global expertise of its team, and the flexibility offered by the company's extensive transportation and warehousing network and digital platforms, automation and technologies help businesses build supply chain resilience at a time of heightened volatility and uncertainty in global trade. Hendrik Venter, CEO of DHL Supply Chain, Europe, Middle East & Africa, added, 'DHL Supply Chain has actively expanded in Saudi Arabia and UAE in recent years, recognizing the positive economic development, the increasing maturity and sophistication of supply chain operations in the region and the growing demand for specialized, outsourced logistics support. With a strong focus on the energy sector, life sciences, healthcare, and technology, we are poised to take advantage of our contract logistics expertise to meet the unique needs of our customers and drive innovation in these critical areas.' Amadou Diallo, CEO of DHL Global Forwarding, Middle East & Africa, remarked, 'This investment underscores our confidence in the Middle East's economic trajectory and our continued commitment to be ahead of the curve in digital capabilities and sustainable transportation for our customers. We also consistently aim to find entrepreneurial freight forwarding solutions that build supply chain resilience, keep their goods flowing and help them to uncover growth opportunities in a world that is characterized by uncertainty and volatility. By expanding our operations, we will be even better positioned to support our clients in navigating the complexities of international trade and logistics.' DHL Group recognizes the growing opportunities in the energy sector, encompassing traditional oil and gas as well as renewables and electrification. The company also sees potential in the life sciences and healthcare markets, alongside the burgeoning e-commerce landscape. For example, The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) is experiencing a strong inbound market for B2C, especially with high-end goods, driven by ongoing tourism initiatives and events. Targeted investments in quality, capacity and efficiency The investments will focus on the following areas across DHL's business units: - DHL Express: Investments will be made in hub and gateway facilities, as well as enhancing aviation capacity to improve service efficiency and delivery speed. - DHL Global Forwarding: The company will expand its overall presence in the region, invest in its fleet – including electric trucks – and pursue joint venture initiatives such as the recent joint venture with Etihad Rail to enhance connectivity and logistics capabilities. - DHL Supply Chain: There will be an expansion of the contract logistics offering in both the UAE and KSA, which includes increasing warehousing capacity, upgrading equipment, and integrating advanced technology to optimize operations. - DHL eCommerce: The acquisition of the delivery provider AJEX in Saudi Arabia will enhance DHL's e-commerce capabilities, facilitating better last-mile delivery services in a rapidly growing market. DHL is also committed to sustainability, investing in alternative fuel, and electric delivery vehicles, aviation fuels in air freight and biofuels for road and ocean freight, as well as solar energy and clean power for facilities. This commitment ensures that supply chains become more sustainable, and customers achieve their net zero ambitions. This is aligned with the agenda of governments in the region to lead on environmental sustainability. DHL aims to implement best practices in logistics and innovation, strengthening its longstanding position as a leader and investor in the talent and economic potential of the Middle East. DHL Group DHL Group is the world's leading logistic company. The Group connects people and markets and is an enabler of global trade. It aspires to be the first choice for customers, employees, investors and green logistics worldwide. To this end, DHL Group is focusing on accelerating sustainable growth in its profitable core logistics businesses and Group growth initiatives. The Group contributes to the world through sustainable business practices, corporate citizenship, and environmental activities. By the year 2050, DHL Group aims to achieve net-zero emissions logistics. DHL Group is home to two strong brands: DHL offers a comprehensive range of parcel, express, freight transport, and supply chain management services as well as e-commerce logistics solutions. Deutsche Post is the largest postal service provider in Europe and the market leader in the German mail market. DHL Group employs approximately 602,000 employees in over 220 countries and territories worldwide. The Group generated revenues of approximately 84.2 billion Euros in 2024. The logistics company for the world.
