In the second quarter of this year, the financial performance of the of the Danish logistics group DSV recorded a marked growth still produced by the impetus determined by the acquisition of the German Schenker completed over a year ago and whose completion, from an operational point of view, is expected by the end of 2026 ( of 30 April 2025). In the period, the company's revenues amounted to DKK 76.7 billion (€10.3 billion), with a increase of +23.7% on the second quarter of 2025. Revenues alone deriving from shipping activities totalled 41.7 billion kroner (+20.9%), of which 23.7 billion generated by the air shipments (+27.9%) which handled 558 thousand tons of goods (+9.8%) and 18.0 billion crowns from shipments maritime sectors (+12.8%) which handled a traffic equal to million TEU containers (+6.0%). Revenues from transport totalled 24.5 billion crowns (+18.4%) and those products from contract logistics 13.5 billion (+34.6%).

Quarterly EBITDA was 8.9 billion crowns (+28.4%) and EBIT of €6.2 billion (+32.4%), with a contribution of €3.8 billion billion from air and sea shipments (+9.1%), 999 million from road shipments (+92.1%) and 1.5 billion from contract logistics (+111.5%). Net profit was over 2.6 billion Danish kroner (+11.5%).

DSV announced that the annual synergies determined from the acquisition of Schenker is expected to stand at nine billions of crowns, with a full impact from next year while in the 2026 financial year they are expected to be at least four billion. The related transaction and integration costs are of 11 billion crowns and will be accounted for as extraordinary items (in the second quarter of 2026 amounted to almost 1.5 billion, bringing the related extraordinary items acquisition to approximately 7.4 billion starting from the announcement of the transaction).