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Irish Examiner
26-05-2025
- Business
- Irish Examiner
Profits at DHL Ireland speed ahead to €9.48m as revenues reach €188m
Pre-tax profits at the Irish arm of delivery giant, DHL, last year increased by 13% to €9.48m. New accounts filed show that DHL Express (Ireland) Ltd last year recorded the increase in profits as revenues rose by 9% from €171.98m to €188.14m. The €9.48m pre-tax profits follow pre-tax profits of €8.4m in 2023. The company last year paid out an interim dividend of €5m and this followed a €5m dividend payout in 2023. The directors state that the increase in revenues "represents a strong performance given the economic conditions in Ireland and indeed internationally'. They said that the company increased profitability despite the challenges in the domestic and international economy. DHL Ireland makes express time-sensitive deliveries from Ireland to and from 220 countries. The directors said that "the core international air express service - import and export - which represents the largest contribution to total turnover, is also the key driver of the growth generated through the year. They said that the firm's "International Road, Domestic and Same Day services have also performed well and have delivered improved results'. They stated that global supply chains continued to be impacted by the ongoing war in Ukraine and by the conflict between Israel and Hamas and thereafter 'the energy crisis and the impact of high inflation and weak (to negative) economic growth across most countries served'. They said that 'despite these circumstances the DHL Express business in Ireland, delivered strong growth in turnover and profit". The directors further add that the company continues to invest in its network infrastructure with a focus on carbon reduction. They stated that during the year the company took delivery of its first 44 electrical vehicles as the company transitions to an electrical fleet. Numbers employed by the business last year increased by seven from 505 to 512 and staff costs increased by €2.8m from €32.7m to €3.55m. Owned by the German-based Deutsche Post, the firm last year recorded post tax profits of €8.06m after paying corporation tax of €1.4m. At the end of December last, shareholder funds totalled €35.4m which included accumulated profits of €11.39m. The profit last year takes account of combined non-cash depreciation costs of €1m while directors' pay totalled €642,729, made up of €570,691 in emoluments, €33,106 in benefits under a long-term benefit scheme and €38,972 in pension contributions. The profit also takes account of lease costs of €5.38m
BreakingNews.ie
26-05-2025
- Business
- BreakingNews.ie
Profits at DHL Ireland speed ahead to €9.48m as revenues rise to €188m
Pre-tax profits at the Irish arm of delivery giant DHL last year increased by 13 per cent to €9.48 million. New accounts filed show that DHL Express (Ireland) Ltd last year recorded the increase in profits as revenues rose by 9 per cent from €171.98 million to €188.14 million. Advertisement The €9.48 million pre-tax profits follow pre-tax profits of €8.4 million in 2023. The company last year paid out an interim dividend of €5 million and this followed a €5 million dividend payout in 2023. The directors state that the increase in revenues "represents a strong performance given the economic conditions in Ireland and indeed internationally'. The directors state that the company increased profitability despite the challenges in the domestic and international economy. Advertisement DHL Ireland makes express time sensitive deliveries from Ireland to and from 220 countries. The directors state that "the core international air express service - import and export - which represents the largest contribution to total turnover, is also the key driver of the growth generated through the year. They state that the firm's "International Road, Domestic and Same Day services have also performed well and have delivered improved results'. They state that global supply chains continued to be impacted by the ongoing war in Ukraine and by the conflict between Israel and Hamas and thereafter 'the energy crisis and the impact of high inflation and weak (to negative) economic growth across most countries served'. Advertisement They state that 'despite these circumstances the DHL Express business in Ireland, delivered strong growth in turnover and profit". The directors further add that the company continues to invest in its network infrastructure with a focus on carbon reduction. The directors state they during the year the company took delivery of its first 44 electrical vehicles as the company transitions to an electrical fleet. Numbers employed by the business last year increased by seven from 505 to 512 and staff costs increased by €2.8 million from €32.7 million to €3.55 million. Owned by the German-based Deutsche Post, the firm last year recorded post tax profits of €8.06 million after paying corporation tax of €1.4 million. At the end of December last, shareholder funds totalled €35.4 million which included accumulated profits of €11.39 million. The profit last year takes account of combined non-cash depreciation costs of €1 million while directors' pay totalled €642,729 made up of €570,691 in emoluments, €33,106 in benefits under a long term benefit scheme and €38,972 in pension contributions. The profit also takes account of lease costs of €5.38 million.
Irish Independent
26-05-2025
- Business
- Irish Independent
DHL's Irish arm reports 13pc rise in profits to €9.48m
New accounts filed show DHL Express (Ireland) Ltd last year recorded the increase in profits as revenues rose by 9pc, from €171.98m to €188.14m. The €9.48m pre-tax profits follow pre-tax profits of €8.4m in 2023. The company last year paid out an interim dividend of €5m and this followed a €5m dividend payout in 2023. The directors said the increase in revenues 'represents a strong performance given the economic conditions in Ireland and indeed internationally'. The company increased profitability despite the challenges in the domestic and international economy, they said. DHL Ireland makes deliveries to and from 220 countries. 'The core international air express service – import and export – which represents the largest contribution to total turnover, is also the key driver of the growth generated through the year,' the directors said. International road, domestic and same-day services also performed well and 'delivered improved results'. Global supply chains continued to be affected by the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, the company said, with 'the energy crisis and the impact of high inflation and weak (to negative) economic growth' also having an impact. 'Despite these circumstances, the DHL Express business in Ireland, delivered strong growth in turnover and profit,' the company said. The company continues to invest in its network infrastructure with a focus on carbon reduction. The directors said that during the year, the company took delivery of 44 electric vehicles as it transitions to an electric fleet. Numbers employed last year increased from 505 to 512 and staff costs increased by €2.8m from €32.7m to €3.55m. Owned by the German-based Deutsche Post, the firm last year recorded post-tax profits of €8.06m after paying corporation tax of €1.4m. At the end of December last, shareholder funds totalled €35.4m, which included accumulated profits of €11.39m. The profit last year takes account of combined non-cash depreciation costs of €1m, while directors' pay totalled €642,729 made up of €570,691 in emoluments, €33,106 in benefits under a long-term benefit scheme and €38,972 in pension contributions. The profit also takes account of lease costs of €5.38m.
RTÉ News
26-05-2025
- Business
- RTÉ News
Pre-tax profits at Irish arm of DHL increase by 13% to €9.48m
Pre-tax profits at the Irish arm of delivery giant, DHL last year increased by 13% to €9.48m. New accounts filed show that DHL Express (Ireland) Ltd last year recorded the increase in profits as revenues rose by 9% from €171.98m to €188.14m. The €9.48m pre-tax profits follow pre-tax profits of €8.4m in 2023. The company last year paid out an interim dividend of €5m and this followed a €5m dividend payout in 2023. The directors state that the increase in revenues "represents a strong performance given the economic conditions in Ireland and indeed internationally". The directors state that the company increased profitability despite the challenges in the domestic and international economy. DHL Ireland makes express time sensitive deliveries from Ireland to and from 220 countries. The directors state that "the core international air express service - import and export - which represents the largest contribution to total turnover, is also the key driver of the growth generated through the year. They state that the firm's "International Road, Domestic and Same Day services have also performed well and have delivered improved results". They state that global supply chains continued to be impacted by the ongoing war in Ukraine and by the conflict between Israel and Hamas and thereafter "the energy crisis and the impact of high inflation and weak (to negative) economic growth across most countries served". They state that "despite these circumstances the DHL Express business in Ireland, delivered strong growth in turnover and profit". The directors further add that the company continues to invest in its network infrastructure with a focus on carbon reduction. The directors state they during the year the company took delivery of its first 44 electrical vehicles as the company transitions to an electrical fleet. Numbers employed by the business last year increased by seven from 505 to 512 and staff costs increased by €2.8m from €32.7m to €3.55m. Owned by the German-based Deutsche Post, the firm last year recorded post tax profits of €8.06m after paying corporation tax of €1.4m. At the end of December last, shareholder funds totalled €35.4m which included accumulated profits of €11.39m. The profit last year takes account of combined non-cash depreciation costs of €1m while directors' pay totalled €642,729 made up of €570,691 in emoluments, €33,106 in benefits under a long term benefit scheme and €38,972 in pension contributions. The profit also takes account of lease costs of €5.38m.
Yahoo
19-05-2025
- Yahoo
Man wanted after Apple products worth over $100K stolen
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A man is wanted after $100,000 in Apple products were stolen from a shipping and mailing service in the airport area on Wednesday. On May 14, officers reported an impersonation at DHL Express at 3560 Air Center Cove. A witness told police that a suspect said he was the person to whom the packages containing 32 Apple Mac Mini devices were addressed. He left the scene with the Mac products in a black Ford SUV. The complainant said each device is worth $3,254, and the total amount reported taken is $104,128. He said the package was going to an IT company after delivery at DHL Express. According to reports, the incident was brought to the complainant's attention after a phone call with their security manager about a potential fraud on an Apple shipment. 📡 for Memphis and the Mid-South. 📧 and have the latest top stories sent right to your inbox. Police say the package was delivered to DHL Express on May 5, around 6 p.m., and the package was picked up by the suspect. MPD says the suspect had a medium build, short black hair, a beard, and was wearing a black t-shirt and khaki pants. If you have any information that could help police, call CrimeStoppers at 901-528-CASH. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
