As it celebrates the 20th anniversary of its China-based international express carrier joint venture, DHL is planning to invest another $24 million in the operation to further expand its presence in the Asia
April 19, 2006
As it celebrates the 20th anniversary of its China-based international express carrier joint venture, DHL is planning to invest another $24 million in the operation to further expand its presence in the Asia.
DHL—owned by Germany’s Deutsche Post World Net— formed DHL-Sinotrans in China in 1986.
DHL said its also planning to increase the number of DHL-Sinotrans branches from 56 to 72 in mainland China this year, boosting its role as a trade facilitator.
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