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Concerning the parcel delivery from Asia to Europe and the Pacific, DHL is the dominant player with

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Package delivery company United Parcel Services (UPS) has agreed to buy competitor TNT for 5.2 billion euros. Dutch company thus adopted an improved offer that sounds to 9.5 euro per share, representing a 54% premium to the closing price of 6.18 euro 16 February, which is the day when the company announced that they are in talks.
Downloading is seen as a move by UPS to expand its business in Europe. posttarieven 2013 UPS is the world's largest package delivery man. "Joining the strengths of both companies creates a global customer centric platform that will be the leader in transport technology and customer service," they said in a joint statement.
UPS is trying to penetrate posttarieven 2013 the European market, which is currently dominated by German TNT and DHL. The acquisition of TNT UPS not only increased market share in Europe, but provide additional infrastructure for further growth. According to a report on the website of the Dutch company, the company has available a European aviation network comprising 50 aircraft connecting 65 destinations. Also operates freight road network that connects all 38 European countries.
Contribution agreement for UPS but is not limited to Europe. The combination of these two companies will strengthen the position of the UPS and the emerging markets in Asia Pacific, including China, where TNT has established an extensive supply posttarieven 2013 network.
Concerning the parcel delivery from Asia to Europe and the Pacific, DHL is the dominant player with over 30% market share, followed by FedEx, which has a share of 25%. So UPS and TNT individual lag behind competitors. However, when combined, their combined market share is 28% and become the second largest player in the market and a serious challenge for DHL.
Martin Kiaba MARTIN Kiaba has completed 1 degree of the Faculty of Economics, Matej Bel University in Finance, Banking and Investment. Actively interested in the financial markets, the issue of public finances and political events at home and abroad. All posts of author Martin Kiaba
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