The potential rise in 2013 turnover is impacted by the company’s development investments, market demand and the increased weight of the segment of small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the company’s portfolio.
DHL Romania has over 5,000 clients, of which, around 80% are SMEs, which generate over 60% of its revenues.
In 2013, DHL Romania plans to increase its transport ocapacity and improve transit times for capital city Bucharest and Romania’s eastern region, through investments in operating a new cargo aircraft, at Otopeni international airport.
Last year, DHL doubled its car fleet to 200 light vehicles and started to operate several cargo ships in Arad and Cluj.
DHL has been operating the Romanian market for over 20 years and has around 500 employees, three aircrafts and a fleet of over 200 cars.