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Capital Markets Day outlines next phase
DSV used its Capital Markets Day to present updated long term financial targets and a revised strategy branded “Leverage to Lead,” as the logistics group pushes ahead with the integration of DB Schenker.
The company said the Schenker integration remains on track and is expected to be completed by the end of 2026. DSV expects the deal to generate DKK 9 billion in synergies, with the full financial impact projected from 2027.
Executives described the acquisition as the company’s largest integration to date and one that positions DSV as a larger global logistics provider with expanded scale across air, sea, road, and contract logistics operations.
Technology and productivity focus
At the event, DSV also highlighted operational technologies supporting its logistics network. Demonstrations included an autonomous truck developed with Volvo and deployed in the United States, alongside a drone solution used for spare parts deliveries where operational downtime can quickly disrupt industrial supply chains.
The emphasis on automation reflected a broader industry question. As freight markets become increasingly digital, can productivity gains offset rising operational costs and tighter margins?
DSV executives said artificial intelligence and technology would play a growing role in improving efficiency, while stressing that logistics remains dependent on physical cargo movement and operational execution.
Customer perspective shapes strategy
Sportswear company adidas joined the event to provide a customer perspective on supply chain expectations and logistics partnerships, highlighting the importance of reliability, scalability, and global network coverage as supply chains continue adapting to geopolitical and trade disruptions.
