Opinion on Transport and Logistics in China

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3D Fast Bus: overtaking more conventional green automotive innovations

According to a recent Datamonitor survey, consumers worldwide are becoming increasingly interested in energy efficient cars. However, congestion remains a concern, and in an attempt to tackle this issue, a revolutionary new type of bus is set to be pilot tested in Beijing, which will address the problem by simply driving above passenger cars, without the need for a separate track.

Published By Datamonitor
12 Aug 2010
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Cash rich companies to boost express and logistics M&A activity

The decline in worldwide industrial output through 2008 and Q1 2009, caused by the economic crisis, has had a negative effect on M&A activity in the express and logistics industry. The sector saw a lower number of deals and a smaller average deal value in Q1 2009 compared with Q1 and Q4 2008, but deal activity is likely to pick up in the rest of the year, driven by cash-rich companies.

Published By Datamonitor
01 Jun 2009
CommentWire
CommentWire

Toll Holdings: pulling focus on China

In a recent interview with Xinhua Financial Network, the CEO of Toll Holdings, Paul Little, said the acquisitive Australian group is looking to make a push into China. While investors have said the move is likely to pay off with strong gains over the next few years, Toll needs to accept that there will still be a number of obstacles to overcome.

Published By Datamonitor
17 Jul 2006
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China to become sixth largest express market by 2010

The US express and delivery market is the largest in the world, although that of Asia-Pacific is the fastest-growing globally. What's more, China, the fastest growing market in the Asia-Pacific express and parcels delivery sector, is set to become the sixth largest express market in the world by 2010, provided it continues growing at an average of 20% per year.

Published By Datamonitor
19 May 2006
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Poor outsourcing decisions can turn eastern promise into poisoned arrow

While some still view China with a degree of trepidation when it comes to outsourcing, industry veterans have drawn attention to the astounding rate of growth and development that is currently taking place in the Far East. Companies, however, must be prepared to establish their own business abroad, as subcontracting could turn a potential money saver into a PR disaster. James Walker reports...

Published By Datamonitor
07 Apr 2006
CommentWire
CommentWire

Outsourcing in Asia: a little effort goes a long way

Speaking at the Softworld Supply Chain & Logistics conference recently held in Birmingham, UK, industry experts sought to reassure potential investors in China, stating that western businesses can develop profitable and long-lasting outsourcing relationships with their eastern counterparts once they have overcome some initial cultural hurdles.

Published By Datamonitor
06 Apr 2006
CommentWire
CommentWire

Kuehne + Nagel: on track for global growth

Kuehne + Nagel has recorded strong results for 2005, driven by an improved market for air and seafreight. The company's strategic movements over the past year have been aimed at tackling its largest weakness - its limited scope in contract logistics - and while the acquisition of ACR Logistics was a step in the right direction, there are still challenges ahead.

Published By Datamonitor
14 Mar 2006
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TNT's logistics sale signals the beginning of a new era

Dutch logistics giant TNT today announced a change in business direction, with the company's exit from the logistics industry representing the most drastic measure. The changes will finally put an end to some of TNT's long-term weaknesses and allow the company to concentrate on its core activities, while new initiatives such as the share repurchase operation will also please shareholders.

Published By Datamonitor
06 Dec 2005
CommentWire
CommentWire

Chinese express: DHL joins the 'superhub' race

DHL's bullish forecasts for the region confirm the relevance of the market for global express and freight-forwarders alike. China's growth figures present a series of opportunities for international operators unparalleled in any other market. The race is on to establish a strong foothold in the region in order to capitalize on the future gains.

Published By Datamonitor
18 Oct 2005
CommentWire
CommentWire

FedEx: grand plans for China

Air express delivery giant FedEx has announced plans to transfer its main hub in the Philippines to southern China. The move follows UPS's plans to set up a hub in the same country, highlighting the level of competition in terms of securing a strong foothold to capitalize on the opportunities offered by the region's fastest-growing market.

Published By Datamonitor
14 Jul 2005

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