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PRESS CONFERENCE
FRANKFURT AM MAIN, APRIL 2, 2014
OUR NEXT HORIZON: ACCELERATING ORGANIC GROWTH
Inorganic
expansion
1998–2008
Create the base
1990–1997 2014–2020
Accelerating
organic expansion
Unlocking
our potential
2009–2015
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� Stabilized MAIL EBIT above EUR 1bn
� Offset of mail revenue decline through parcel growth
� EXPRESS: Focus on Time Definite International strategy
� FORWARDING: Exploit global market share and growth
RECAP ON MAJOR FUNDAMENTAL STRATEGIC CHOICES
� SUPPLY CHAIN: Take advantage of global outsourcingtrend
� Increase margin through contract lifecycle discipline
Logistics outsourcing
Long-haul international trade
Defend and expand position in Germany
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STRONG PROGRESS ALONG ALL DIMENSIONS
GoGreen
C 2 efficiency:
+18% (2013) (cp. to base year 2007)
Results of group-wide Employee Opinion Survey
Active Leadership
Business Performance
Provider of Choice
Investment of Choice Employer of Choice
‒ EUR bn ‒Reported EBIT
20122009
Customer Satisfaction(Example: DHL Express)
(Scale 0-100)
2013200920132012
2.7
2011
2.4
2010
1.8
2009
0.2 2.861
Employee Engagement
20132009
68 79
58 70 60 72
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(Scale 0-100) (Scale 0-100)
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Our markets are affected by four major actionable global trends
STRUCTURAL MARKET TRENDS
� Automation drives efficiencies
� Importance of dataleads to new ways of running businesses
� Increasing importance of social and ethical behavior
� Growing need for greener solutions
� More “fine distribution“ and direct shipping, also in B2B
� Multi-channel deliveryfor B2C
� Growth in long-haul trade and transport slowing down
� Importance of emerging markets still increasing
Accelerating impact of process technology and automation
Continued global trade growth but shift in pattern
Acceleration of eCommerce and more demand for last-mile solutions
Increasing demands for responsible business
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Die Post für Deutschland,The Logistics Company for the World
Excellence. Simply delivered.
We connect people, improving their lives.
Respect & Results
3 Bottom Lines & Living Responsibility
NEW STRATEGIC PLAN BUILDS ON SUCCESSFUL BASE
Vision
Mission
Purpose
Guiding Principles
Goals
Our DPDHL Corporate Framework remains valid
STRATEGY 2020
Focus.
Connect.
Grow.
Our Strategic Plan
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OUR STRATEGY 2020.
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Grow.
We expand in new segments…
Connect.
… to achieve quality leader-… to achieve quality leadership and service excellence.
We connect across the organization…
… to further expand margins.
1
2
Logistics as our core
Committed to the needsof our stakeholders &our planet
A family of divisions
Focus.
We focus on what has made us successful…
3
1
2
A global team
Certified specialistsfor everythingwe do
Connected approach in operations, commercial,green solutions andshared services
3
… to achieve sustainableabove-market growth.
1
2
Leader in eCommercerelated logistics
Accelerate footprintshift towards emerging markets
Tap new market opportunities for organic expansion3
PAGE 7
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We focuson what has made us successful
to further expand margins.
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… to further expand margins.
Logistics as our core1
Committed to the needs of our stakeholders &our planet
2
A family of divisions3
Logistics continues to be an attractive industryoffering high growth and returns.
Our focus on success criteria which are relevant for our stakeholders has proven effective and will remain so in the future.
We want each division to be excellent in its focus areas.
The rationale behind FOCUS.
We focus on what has made us successful…
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LOGISTICS MARKETS OFFER ATTRACTIVE GROWTH
Plenty of room to grow within logistics market1)
Attractive growth in key addressable market segments within logistics
Market share DPDHL in totallogistics market2)
Share of market with significant DPDHL presence3)
19%4%
Estimated Market CAGR 2011‒2020
+5-7%+8% +5-6%+4-5%
+2-3%+5-6%
Parcel Germany International
Express
Air Freight
Forwarding
Contract
Logistics
Parcel Domestic
International
Ocean Freight
Forwarding
1) 2011 data; 2) i.e. Global SameDay/ Courier, Parcel, Express, AFR, OFR, Ind. Proj., LTL, FTL and Cont. Logistics; 3) i.e. >5% market share (in value) in respective market
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WE REMAIN COMMITTED TO OUR LETTER BUSINESS
IN GERMANY
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“MAIL” Division becomes “Post - eCommerce - Parcel” Division (PeP).
Deutsche Post business and brand remain a key pillar for the Group.
Over the last years, substantial investments in physical infrastructureand digital services have been made.
The efforts of the past years are paying off, and we remain committed.
1
2
3
“The Post for Germany”
“MAIL” Division is ready for new opportunities in eCommerce & Parcel.
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COMMITTED TO THE NEEDS OF OUR STAKEHOLDERS
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GoGreen
C 2 efficiency improvement:
+30% (by 2020)Provider of Choice
Investment of Choice Employer of Choice
Customer Satisfaction(Scale from 0-100)
EBIT(in EUR bn)
Employee Engagement & Active Leadership(% favorable votes)>8%
CAGR
Consistently>80
20202015
Min. 80group-wide
2013
70‒79
2010
70‒78
20202015
min. 80
2013
70‒72
2009
58‒61
2015 2020
3.35‒3.55
2013
2.86
2009
0.23
Provider of Choice
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Consistently>80
A FAMILY OF DIVISIONS
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Joint key account management and focused shared service unit
Focus on governance/ ownership tasks
A team: Professional, diverse, and in tune with market needs
Stand alone divisionsConnected by a common management approach
Selective Group-wide shared functions and services
Customer Solutions & Innovation
One global team
Lean Corporate Center
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We connectacross the organization to achieve
quality leadership and service excellence.
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… to achieve quality leadership andservice excellence.
A global team1
Certified specialists for everything we do2
Connected approach inoperations, commercial,green solutions and shared services
3
A highly professional and diverse management group is essential in order to meet the rising bar.
Best-in-class team to achieve quality leadershipand improve leadership.
An approach leveraging our global platform to create value as a Group (i.e. support and connections but no integration).
The rationale behind CONNECT.
We connect across the organization …
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Target state is >80% of all staff trained until 2020
Executives 100%
Managers >90%
Supervisors & Staff >80%
„The First Choice Way“ becomes part of „Certified“
Combination of:
- Class room sessions
- On the job training
- Specialized application
� 100,000 Certified International Specialists since Dec. 2011
� Delivered in >40 languages by 1,800 DHL Express employees that are trained as facilitators
� Modular platform for each country and function
Pioneer DHL Express Group implementation
Facts & FiguresDHL CIS Program
Integrating continuousprocess optimization
Certified Specialist Trainings Targets
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PROVEN CIS PROGRAM EXTENDED GROUP-WIDE
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� Pilots to solve divisional business issues and mineDPDHL data
� Automation agenda with cross-divisional Operations Board to review divisional activities
� Divisions to drive pilots and applications
� Capability building and stronger leverage across Group
� Obertshausen Parcel site as pilot to enhance expertise
Sorting Automation/ Robotics Data Analytics
LEVERAGE PRE-EMINENT INTERNAL SKILLS
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LEVERAGE EXCELLENCE IN GREEN LOGISTICS
SOLUTIONS
Target 2020
C 2 efficiency:
+30%Next development level:GoGreen 2.0 – GoGreen Solutions2
Make a difference withcustomers
Action areas
• Commercialize green productsand services
• Focus on optimizing customer supply chains
• Help customers achieve CO2 and efficiency aspirations
Focus today:GoGreen Efficiency1
Success examples
• First efficiency target, carbon accounting and controlling in industry
• Role modeling in alternative fleet
• Climate-neutral shipping
• Driving industry standards
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We expandin new segments to achieve
sustainable above-market growth.
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… to achieve sustainable above-market growth.
Leader in eCommercerelated logistics1
Accelerate footprint shifttowards emerging markets
2
Tap new market opportunitiesfor organic expansion3
We want to create value by utilizing our existingcapabilities to build new businesses and grow organically.
We want to continue being a leader in fast growing markets.
We want to serve changing customer needs and tap new sources of growth.
The rationale behind GROW.We expand in new segments…
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EMERGING MARKETS CONTINUE TO GROW STRONGER
Macro trends continue to support high growth in emerging markets
• Demographics, e.g. India and China to provide >50% of increase in global workforce with college education by 2030
• Continuing urbanization, e.g. in China expected to reach 70% by 2030
• Growing consumer base, e.g. global middle class set to grow 2.6 fold by 2030 with 90% coming from Asia Pacific
Growth differential expected to continue
GDP, real, CAGR 2011-2020e
‒ in % ‒
2.0
5.4
• USA
• UK
• Japan
• Western Europe
• …
• China
• India
• Brazil
• South East Asia
• …
Mature Markets Emerging Markets
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Group revenue footprint
22% 30%
78% 70%
Today Target
Mature Markets
2020 target2013
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OUR AMBITION FOR THE EMERGING MARKETS
Emerging Markets
30% emerging market footprint is ambitious butrealistic
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eCommerce trend is a structural growth trend for logistics businesses
MAIL Division becomes “Post - eCommerce - Parcel” (PeP)
Leveraging its two strong brands
• Domestic Parcel business driving strong eCommerce growth in Germany
• International domestic and cross-border parcel activities already in DHL portfolio
Opportunity to expand eCommerce and parcel activities internationally
LEADER IN eCOMMERCE-RELATED LOGISTICS
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The Post for Germany and
the global eCommerce enabler
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KEY BUILDING BLOCKS OF PeP BUSINESS STRATEGY
Digital Diversification
Physical mail Parcel / e-Commerce
Internationalization
We are theleading parcel andeCommerceservice provider
We offer innovative services based on our our core competencies
We are thetrusted communications and target-oriented advertising provider – online & offline
� Defend physical mail
� Enter into the digital world
� Restructure international business
� Develop eCommerce to drive parcel
� Diversify based on core competences
Our guiding principles:
PAGE 25
• Overall volumes in Mail Germany declined at an average rate of only 1.8% through Strategy 2015
• Mail Communicationbenefitted from discontinuation of product „Infobrief“ in 2013
• Dialogue Marketing volumes continue to be under pressure
• Parcel Germany continues to show strong development. Market growth rates should come down slightly (expected CAGR ~ 6%)
Volume Development
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OVERALL UNCHANGED VOLUME TRENDS IN GERMANY
7.96
MailCommunication
2013
7.82
2009
10.90
DialogueMarketing
9.75
in bn items
0.761ParcelGermany
1.026
in bn items
20132009
20132009
19.65
21.16Mail Germany
20132009
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1)excluding VAT impact EUR 151m
CustomerSatisfaction
EmployeeSatisfaction
EBITEUR bn
2009
66%
93%
1.4
2012
77%
96%
1.21)
2010
74%
93%
1.1
2011
76%
95%
1.1
2015
≥ 90%
≥ 95%
≥ 1.1
2013
1.2
76%
95%
2014
~1.2
95%
80%
Estimate
PeP Strategy 2015:We‘ve put down solid roots for future growth
Investment
of Choice
Employer
of ChoiceProvider
of Choice
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PeP: PERFORMANCE & HIGHLIGHTS STRATEGY 2015
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STRATEGIC EVOLUTION OF PeP DIVISION
� Internationalization of the successful German “Parcel Strategy”
� Transfer of domestic parcel business in Poland,
BeNeLux, Czech Republic and India to PeP
� Expansion and entries into additional domestic parcel
markets in APAC/ Americas
� Stabilisation of classic letter mail operations remains a key challenge
� Expansion of digital services
� Increase profitability in Mail Communication
� Stabilization of the traditional letter mail business and build-up of domestic parcel operations „Defend Germany“
� Domestic mail volume development stabilized- e-substitution remains the key challenge long-term
� E-Post established in the market for digital
communication
� Strategic realignment of Global Mail completed
� Successful build-up of “DHL Paket” as innovation andmarket leader in Germany
Restructuring Growth
› 2014› 2007 › 2020
Appointment of PeP Division as global lead division for eCommerce logistics services!
Vision: Global No. 1 eCommerce service provider
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Global CAGR 2011‒2020: New competitors entering the market
Opportunity Threat
+8%
2011 2020
Emerging Markets +11% p.a.
Mature Markets +7% p.a.
Mainland China +15% p.a.
Parcel domestic market revenue
eCOMMERCE ACCELERATION: OPPORTUNITY & THREAT
eCommercecompanies venturing into logistics to support eCommerce
Logistics companies venturing into eCommerce to support logistics
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includes
• Mail Communication
• E-Post
• Dialogue Marketing
• Presse Services
• Export/Import Germany
includes
• Germany
• Europe
• International
• Cross-Border/Intercontinental
The Post for Germany The global eCommerce enabler
Two main businesses, leveraging their existing strong brands
Sub-division PostSub-divisiion eCommerce & Parcel
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MAIL DIVISION BECOMES “Post - eCommerce - Parcel”
Brand power, expertise and resources necessary to meet our ambitious growth targets
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Private parcelbox
Grocery delivery
Evening delivery/
Flexible deliveryShopping platforms
Packstation
DHL Paketshops
EXAMPLES
Consumer centric innovation leader on the first and last mile in Germany
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DHL PAKET SUCCESSFUL MODEL IN GERMANY
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1) Incl. intra-EU delivery and return
• Domestic eFulfillment
(incl. value added
services)
• In collaboration with
DHL Supply Chain
• Multichannel
domestic delivery
and return1)
50 10
2030
40
00
• Marketplaces
• Marketing services
• Payment solutions
• International B2C
shipping
• Combined with int‘l
eFulfillment and
eFacilitation services
CROSS-BORDER
eCOMMERCEeFULFILLMENT DELIVERYeFACILITATION
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COMMERCE & PARCEL: SERVICE PORTFOLIOe
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DHL Parcel
Parcel Germany Parcel Europe
DHL eCommerce
Americas Asia
• Leverage & invest in
businesses transferred
from DHL(BeNeLux,
PL, CZ)
• Re-orient and broaden
service offering
towards B2C
• Gradually expand
European coverage
• Continue success
story
• Expand and innovate
production capacity
• Invest in new service
features, e.g. private
parcelbox,
allyouneed.com
• Build on existing businesses
– Global Mail US
– Blue Dart India
• International B2C shipping services/ Domestic
and destination based eFulfillment as a start in
emerging markets
• Aspiration: Integrated offer of all eCommerce-
related logistics and eFacilitation services
The key element of future profit growth
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SUBDIVISION DHL “eCommerce & Parcel”
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Our Aspiration for 2020
Top 3 of domestic B2C delivery and
eCommerce logistics in selected markets
No. 1 for x-border eCommerce services on
most attractive international trade lanes
Our assets to get there
Further grow and maintain No. 1 position
in Germany
• Passion to win
• Support by ”family of divisions”
• Great entrepreneurs
• Strong brands
• World-class processes
• Love for our customers
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OUR ASPIRATION:
LEADER IN eCOMMERCE-RELATED LOGISTICS
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Financial outlook & aspiration
PAGE 35
Strong increase in Group EBIT
Supported by strong EBIT performance in all Divisions
Driving turnaround in Free Cash Flow
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE 2009-2013
2009 2013
-790
1,133
EXPRESS
2009 2013
1,391 1,226
MAIL/PeP
2009 2013
174483
SUPPLY CHAIN
0.21.8 2.4 2.7 2.861
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
‒ in EUR mn‒
2009 2013
FORWARDING,FREIGHT
-216441
‒ in EUR bn‒
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1) Adjusted for non-recurring items
-0.2
0.5 0.7 0.7
1.6
-1.500
-500
500
1.500
2.500
2009 2010 2011 2012 20131)
2009 2010 2011 20121) 2013
‒ in EUR bn‒
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FINANCIAL OUTLOOK AND ASPIRATIONS
Further revenue and earnings growth expected
Investments to remain at current levels to take full advantage
of attractive growth opportunities
Free Cash Flow generation to continue positive and
increasing
Financial policy unchanged
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2015 EBIT targets confirmed, new 2020 targets introduced
2020 TARGETS
� Free Cash Flow generation to remain priority
� No ambition for major M&A
� Finance policy including payout ratio range to remain unchanged
EBIT 2013 base1) FY 2015 FY 2020
PeP2) EUR 1.286bn Min. EUR 1.1bn ~3% CAGR 2013-2020
DHL EUR 1.997bn EUR 2.6-2.8bn ~10% CAGR 2013-2020
CC/ Other EUR -422m ~ EUR 350m < 0.5% of Group revenue
Group EUR 2.861bn EUR 3.35-3.55bn >8% CAGR 2013-2020
1) Adjusted for 2013 EBIT of ~ EUR 60m from transfer of assets from DHL to PeP effective on Jan. 1, 2014
2) POST - eCOMMERCE - PARCEL
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2014 Gross Capex guidance (EUR 1.9bn) Major projects:
PeP� Investments into new international Parcel businesses
� Continuation of Parcel 2012 investment program
EXPRESS� Network investment, mainly aviation/ aircraft
� Extention Leipzig Hub
FORWARDING,FREIGHT
� New Forwarding Environment
SUPPLY CHAIN
� Significant new business wins
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MAJOR INVESTMENTS PLANNED FOR 2014
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NO CHANGE IN M&A STRATEGY
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Recent M&A historyGoal
Continued focus on organic growth
M&A Objectives
� Bolt-on acquisitions to support strategies and new growth initiatives of divisions
� Further small disposals where necessary to optimize divisional business portfolios
Conclusion
No significant increase in M&A spend expected
-400
-300
-200
-100
0
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Cash-out related to disposal of domestic Express activities
Net cash from M&A
(in EUR m)
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Turnaround in FCF generation lays base for further improvementMajor drivers:
1) Adjusted for non-recurring items
FREE CASH FLOW DEVELOPMENT 2009-2013
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-1.500
-500
500
1.500
2.500
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2009 2010 2011 2012 20131)
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2009 2010 2011 2012 20131)
OCF Net Capex Net Cash from M&A FCF
2,500
1,500
-1,500
(in EUR m)
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Target/ maintain rating BBB+
Dividend payout ratio to remain between 40-60% of net profit (continuity and Cash Flow performance considered)
Excess liquidity will be used for
� Stepwise pension funding
and/ or
� Share buybacks and/or extraordinary dividends
Deployment of Free Cash Flow
CONFIRMATION OF FINANCE POLICY
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Recap Strategy 2020
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OUR STRATEGY 2020.
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Grow.
We expand in new segments…
Connect.
… to achieve quality leader-… to achieve quality leadership and service excellence.
We connect across the organization…
… to further expand margins.
1
2
Logistics as our core
Committed to the needsof our stakeholders &our planet
A family of divisions
Focus.
We focus on what has made us successful…
3
1
2
A global team
Certified specialistsfor everythingwe do
Connected approach in operations, commercial,green solutions andshared services
3
… to achieve sustainableabove-market growth.
1
2
Leader in eCommercerelated logistics
Accelerate footprintshift towards emerging markets
Tap new market opportunities for organic expansion3
PAGE 44
OUR ASPIRATION FOR 2020: DEFINING OUR INDUSTRY
� WE are the most global
� WE are the quality leader
� WE are most customer-centric
When people think of logistics,
we want them to think DPDHL
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