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Fashion United
15-05-2025
- Business
- Fashion United
DHL eCommerce UK and Evri to merge and form new group
DHL Group has announced the acquisition of a significant minority stake in Evri, and with it the formation of a new group merging both the UK parcel company and DHL eCommerce UK. Operating under the name Evri Premium, which will serve as a network of DHL eCommerce, the newly created group will remain a 'dedicated and secure, separate network that will offer fast, time-sensitive deliveries with enhanced shipping security protection for high-value and large items for B2B and B2C parcel services'. The group will include an expanded international capability for inbound and outbound parcels, building on Evri's own international network while making use of DHL eCommerce's cross-border shipping expertise in Europe, the US and select Asian markets, like India. Through the merger, Evri will also be entering the UK business letter market for the first time, expanding the options for businesses sending lighter-weight items. In a release, Martijn de Lange, CEO of Evri, said: "By combining Evri's scale, innovation and DHL eCommerce's best-in-class premium van network, we are creating the pre-eminent parcel delivery group in the UK. Over the last decade Evri has grown ten-fold in size and this transaction will further expand our access into the European and global e-commerce markets.'
Yahoo
14-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
DHL eCommerce to merge with UK courier Evri
Global parcel logistics powerhouse DHL announced Wednesday it is taking a significant minority stake in Evri, a large dedicated parcel delivery company in the United Kingdom, and will merge its e-commerce division with the company. The deal combines Evri's specialty courier capabilities with the scale of DHL eCommerce's U.K. and international networks, and brings Evri into the business letter market for the first time. The companies touted their ability to provide small and medium enterprises with a one-stop-shop capability for mail, lightweight, large, high-value, B2B, international delivery and fulfillment services. The integrated operations will deliver more than 1 billion parcels and over 1 billion business letters annually, according to a joint news release. E-commerce is one of several sectors DHL Group has targeted for investment because of their high-growth potential. Earlier this year, it gained a stake in Ajex Logistics Services, a parcel carrier in Saudi delivered more than 800 million parcels last year and reaches about 85% of households in the U.K. On average, it serves more than 12 million customers per week. Top clients include Marks & Spencer, John Lewis, Etsy and Vinted. The delivery company recently inked a deal with UK shopping platform Eflorist to deliver flowers. The company was previously named Hermes when acquired in 2020 by private equity firm Advent International. It relaunched in 2022 as Evri with a heavy investment in infrastructure and technology aimed at improving reliability. The company was acquired last August by New York-based private fund manager Apollo. Evri has more than 8,000 employees, 25,000 independent couriers and a growing network of fulfillment hubs and depots. The combined operation will include more than 12,000 personnel and 30,000 couriers. In addition to providing customers more choices for next-day and standard deliveries, Evri's courier service will be folded into DHL eCommerce's premium van delivery network for time-sensitive, high-value, and larger B2B and B2C parcels and be rebranded Evri eCommerce is a division within DHL that provides parcel delivery, returns and international shipping customized for online merchants. DHL ( will also expand Evri's international reach by utilizing DHL eCommerce's extensive expertise in cross-border parcel shipping and its global network of nearly 150,000 access points. By connecting to DHL's own eCommerce network in Europe, the United States and certain markets in Asia, Evri shipments will have faster transit times, DHL said. The combined DHL-Evri group will retain DHL's UK Mail unit, giving e-commerce businesses more options for sending lighter-weight items. Customers will also benefit from the group's store and locker network for parcel delivery and collection. 'We are excited that DHL eCommerce UK will merge with Evri to bring together two highly complementary UK businesses – committed to innovation and offering customers and clients the best possible service. By combining Evri's scale, innovation and DHL eCommerce's best-in-class premium van network, we are creating the pre-eminent parcel delivery group in the UK. Over the last decade Evri has grown ten-fold in size and this transaction will further expand our access into the European and global e-commerce markets,' said Evri CEO Martijn de Lange in the announcement. Completion of the transaction is contingent on normal regulatory approvals and other closing conditions. Evri will continue to be majority-owned by Apollo-managed funds. DHL Group generated about $88 billion in revenue last year. Group revenue increased 2.8% in the first quarter to $23.7 billion year over year, with operating profit up 4.5% to $1.6 billion. Click here for more FreightWaves/American Shipper stories by Eric Kulisch. UPS to eliminate 20K jobs as Amazon decoupling acceleratesAnalyst: Amazon's $4B rural delivery investment aimed at slowing Walmart DHL cuts ties with cargo airlines as efficiency initiative ramps up FedEx converts parcel freighter to heavy cargo operation The post DHL eCommerce to merge with UK courier Evri appeared first on FreightWaves. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Zawya
27-03-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Esyms and DHL eCommerce partner to change medicine distribution in Malaysia
The collaboration supports Esyms's focus on medication delivery, enhancing accessibility and convenience for government hospital and clinic patients across Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA - Media OutReach Neswire - 27 March 2025 - Esyms, a leading online pharmacy and health solutions provider, is collaborating with DHL eCommerce, a domestic parcel delivery service provider, to transform how medication is dispersed from hospitals and clinics to patients in Malaysia. Esyms will leverage DHL eCommerce's expertise in parcel delivery and returns logistics. Esyms can better support partner hospitals and clinics in ensuring their patients receive their medications efficiently and safely at their convenience. Esyms is partnering with DHL eCommerce to improve medication delivery through its AllMeds application. The AllMeds system helps hospitals and clinics streamline pharmacy workflows, boost patient engagement, and reduce congestion at pharmacy counters. Through the AllMeds app, patients can upload prescriptions, make secure payments, receive notifications, and track their orders delivered by DHL eCommerce. Supporting the Malaysian Government's vision to innovate medicine distribution This initiative aligns with the Malaysian government's commitment to advancing public healthcare services through digital innovation and enhanced distribution systems. It also reflects DHL eCommerce's aim to harness its strengths to boost growth in life sciences & healthcare, which is highlighted as one of DHL Group's growth initiatives of Strategy 2030. Esyms will utilize DHL eCommerce's expedited lane to provide timely and reliable delivery of medicine to the patients' address. This means time-sensitive deliveries such as medicine are prioritized, handled and transported via DHL eCommerce's expedited lane service. Saurabh Kumar, Managing Director of DHL eCommerce Malaysia, stated, "The life sciences and healthcare sector demands very specialized logistics solutions, innovation and new ideas to improve patient outcomes and deliver next-level healthcare. DHL eCommerce is proud to partner with Esyms Group and offer our expertise in first and last-mile delivery to help address the persistent challenge of long waiting times for medication collection. Equally, we are confident that this partnership will deliver a positive impact to the healthcare sector and inspire even more collaboration to drive change." Lam Wee Yong, CEO of Esyms, added, "By securing a government project involving public healthcare facilities, Esyms continues to drive innovation in pharmacy care through strategic partnerships that address the actual needs of customers and healthcare facilities. AllMeds is a value-added service that complements existing practices in hospital, empowering pharmacies to deliver more efficient and accessible care, while enhancing patient outcomes, The collaboration with DHL Ecommerce can significantly enhance the last mile delivery process bringing a much-needed difference to the healthcare sector." A milestone for enhanced healthcare The Esyms-DHL partnership represents a significant milestone in Malaysia's journey toward a more connected and efficient healthcare system. It showcases the power of cross-industry collaboration, uniting technology and logistics to address real-world challenges and improve the quality of life for patients nationwide. Hashtag: #DHLeCommerce #Esyms #LifeSciencesHealthcare 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
Wamda
25-02-2025
- Business
- Wamda
DHL enters Saudi logistics market by acquiring AJEX
German logistics company DHL eCommerce, the e-commerce logistics specialist of DHL Group, has acuired Saudi parcel logistics company AJEX for an unknown value. AJEX, founded in 2021 and backed by Ajlan & Bros Holding, offers a range of customer-centric solutions from express distribution, e-commerce services, and road freight to ocean and airfreight, with presence in Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, US, UK, Turkey, South Africa, and China. Press release: DHL eCommerce, the e-commerce logistics specialist of DHL Group, and AJEX Logistics Services, have entered into an agreement in which DHL will acquire a minority stake in the Saudi Arabian parcel logistics company. For DHL eCommerce, whose core business is domestic parcel transport in selected European countries, the United States, and certain key Asian countries, this agreement represents an expansion into the rapidly growing Saudi Arabian e commerce parcel market. Although AJEX only began its operations in 2021, it has already established itself as a leading parcel service provider in the rapidly evolving domestic market, with robust growth and an extensive distribution network. The agreement was signed during a ceremony attended by Pablo Ciano, CEO of DHL eCommerce, Yin Zou, Executive Vice President Corporate Development at DHL Group, Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz Al Ajlan, Deputy Chairman of Ajlan & Bros Holding, and Ajlan Bin Mohammed Al Ajlan, Group Managing Director of Ajlan & Bros Holding. "As a key component of our corporate Strategy 2030 'Accelerate Sustainable Growth' we are focusing on markets like Saudi Arabia that exhibit significant growth dynamics and strong economic development. We are confident that AJEX, with its commitment to quality and strong customer focus, supported by a highly motivated team and backed by Ajlan & Bros Holding, is the perfect partner to help us expand our e-commerce-focused parcel business into this booming market. Together, leveraging our international expertise in parcel operations, we will deliver reliable, affordable, and sustainable delivery solutions," states Pablo Ciano, CEO of DHL eCommerce. 'Saudi Arabia is dedicated to fostering economic growth and diversifying its industries under Vision 2030 with logistics serving as one of the key pillars. In this context, we are also witnessing strong growth in e commerce, which in turn is driving expansion in the domestic parcel sector. The demand for a parcel service provider with local expertise and a global network is steadily rising. By partnering with DHL eCommerce, a globally trusted e-commerce specialist, we will be well-positioned to meet this demand in the future,' states Ajlan Bin Mohammed Al Ajlan, Group Managing Director of Ajlan & Bros Holding. With 1,500 team members, AJEX provides domestic parcel processing and delivery through an extensive network that includes over 50 facilities and a fleet of more than 900 vehicles. Moving forward, AJEX will continue to lead the business in partnership with DHL eCommerce, which will not only contribute its expertise in the international parcel sector but also have representation on the management board. Additionally, DHL eCommerce has secured the option to increase its interest to a majority stake. With DHL eCommerce, all four divisions of DHL Group will be represented and actively engaged in the market. DHL first established its presence in Saudi Arabia in 1970 with its DHL Express business unit. The other divisions have also been operating in the country for several years, providing specialized services such as contract logistics and freight forwarding solutions. The deal and the outlined partnership are contingent upon the regulatory approvals. The transaction will only be implemented after obtaining clearance under the relevant merger control legal requirements.
Leaders
25-02-2025
- Business
- Leaders
Transport Minister Attends DHL's Stake Acquisition in AJEX Logistics
Minister of Transport and Logistic Services Saleh Al-Jasser attended the signing of an agreement for DHL eCommerce's acquisition of a stake in AJEX Logistics Services. A subsidiary of DHL, DHL eCommerce specializes in logistics solutions tailored for the e-commerce sector. This strategic move highlights Saudi Arabia's appeal as a prime destination for global investment in logistics while reinforcing the Kingdom's rapidly growing e-commerce sector. Driven by digital transformation and increasing reliance on smart shipping and delivery solutions, e-commerce has become a key pillar of the digital economy. The logistics sector plays a vital role in sustaining this growth by offering advanced services that enhance supply chain efficiency and delivery speed, ultimately improving customer experience and ensuring long-term sector sustainability. Additionally, the National Transport and Logistics Strategy has positioned Saudi Arabia as an attractive hub for global investors by enhancing infrastructure, refining regulations, and integrating cutting-edge technologies. Finally, the major international players like DHL expanding their footprint in the Kingdom, Saudi Arabia continues to strengthen its role as a strategic gateway for regional logistics operations. Related Topics : In Photos: Blessed Rainfall Freshes Hajj Pilgrims on 1st Day of Tashreeq Aramco, DHL seek to establish a joint logistics center in Saudi Arabia Riyadh Hosts 4th International Fisheries Exhibition Featuring 120 Foreign Firms Mercca Celebrates Saudi Founding Day 2025 at Ain Zubaydah Short link : Post Views: 7 Related Stories
