DB Board Approves Schenker Sale
Schenker sale to DSV approved
Switzerland-based DSV added to its stable of logistics providers, buying Schenker from the debt-laden German national railway. The post Schenker sale to DSV approved appeared first on FreightWaves.
Deutsche Bahn approves sale of DB Schenker to DSV
Deutsche Bahn has approved the sale of its freight forwarding business DB Schenker to transport and logistics group and fellow forwarder DSV.
Deutsche Bahn Approves Logistics Unit Sale to DSV
DSV won approval to buy Deutsche Bahn’s logistics unit for $15.8 billion, overcoming resistance from German labor unions and late attempts by a rival bidder to derail the deal.
DB Schenker sale to DSV approved by supervisory board
The sale of DB Schenker is an important milestone for DB, allowing us to focus consistently on the reconstruction of domestic rail infrastructure and the operation of environmentally friendly passenger and freight transport in Germany and Europe,
Deutsche Bahn Supervisory Board approves sale of DB Schenker to DSV
The Supervisory Board of Deutsche Bahn approved the sale of DB Schenker to Danish transport and logistics group DSV at an extraordinary meeting on Wednesday. DSV announced its biggest transaction to date after signing an agreement to acquire DB Schenker from Deutsche Bahn on September 13, 2024 for an enterprise value of €14.3 billion.
DB Schenker Sale Faces Decisive Vote
Deutsche Bahn AG’s planned 4.3 billion-euro ($15.8 billion) sale of its logistics arm is facing a decisive vote Oct. 2.
Deutsche Bahn faces union opposition in DB Schenker sale vote
On Wednesday, 2nd October, the Deutsche Bahn (DB) supervisory board is expected to vote on the proposed sale of its logistics subsidiary, DB Schenker, to Danish competitor DSV. However, the sale is facing resistance from the railway and transport union EVG, potentially jeopardising the transaction.
Deutsche Bahn supervisory board narrowly clears sale of Schenker to DSV
Deutsche Bahn's supervisory board on Wednesday narrowly approved the sale of its profitable logistics business Schenker to Denmark's DSV, batting away union opposition and pushback from rival bidder CVC.
Deutsche Bahn’s €14 Billion Logistics Sale Faces Decisive Vote
Deutsche Bahn AG’s planned €14.3 billion ($15.8 billion) sale of its logistics arm is facing a decisive vote Wednesday.
Board at German railway DB approves sale of freight subsidiary
The board of Germany's state-owned Deutsche Bahn railway approved the sale of the logistics subsidiary DB Schenker to the Danish firm DSV on Wednesday. A majority of Deutsche Bahn's supervisory board voted in favour of the deal,
Deutsche Bahn supervisory board clears sale of Schenker to DSV, sources say
The supervisory board of German state railway operator Deutsche Bahn has approved the sale of its profitable logistics unit Schenker to Denmark's DSV, board sources said on Wednesday, batting away pushback from spurned bidder CVC.
DB Board Approves Schenker Sale After Union Backlash
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Deutsche Bahn Approves €14.3 Billion Logistics Unit Sale to DSV
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CVC’s Last-Attempt DB Schenker Bids Called ‘Inferior’
Deutsche Bahn said bids submitted by private equity fund CVC Capital Partners remain “inferior” to the winner’s offer, the latest twist in the $16 billion battle for its logistics unit.