June 6, 2016 - Ship Option

TNT Express Shares to be Delisted

TNT Express Shares to be DelistedJoint Press ReleaseTNT Express Shares to be DelistedMemphis, Tennessee; Hoofddorp, the Netherlands – June 6, 2016 – FedEx Corporation (FedEx) (NYSE:FDX), FedEx Acquisition B.V. (the Offeror) and TNT Express N.V. (TNT Express) jointly announce that at the request of the Offeror and TNT Express, Euronext Amsterdam N.V. (Euronext) has confirmed its consent to delist the ordinary shares in the capital of TNT Express (the Shares) from Euronext. Also, TNT Express intends to terminate the Amended and Restated Deposit Agreement between TNT Express, Citibank, N.A. On a daily basis, TNT Express delivers close to one million consignments ranging from documents and parcels to palletised freight. TNT Express made €6.9 billion in revenue in 2015. Depository) and the holders and beneficial holders of ADSs issued thereunder (the ADS Deposit Agreement), effective not prior to the date on which the Shares are delisted.

By Ship Option| 2016-09-02T06:17:04+00:00 June 6th, 2016|fedex, News, shippers, Shipping|0 Comments

News Updates on FedEx Acquisition of TNT Express

News Updates on FedEx Acquisition of TNT Express25 May 2016FedEx Acquires TNT ExpressB-roll Video and ImagesAdditional FedEx b-roll video and multi-media assets available for download herePress Releases and Announcements6 June 2016TNT Express Shares to be Delisted2 June 2016FedEx Announces Results of Post-Closing Acceptance Period for TNT Express25 May 2016FedEx Acquires TNT Express18 May 2016FedEx Declares Offer for TNT Express Unconditional – 88.4% of all Shares Committed – Settlement Date will be 25 May 201613 May 2016FedEx and TNT Express Announce that 88.4% of all TNT Express Shares Have Been Tendered29 April 2016Ministry of Commerce People’s Republic of China Unconditionally Approves FedEx Intended Acquisition of TNT Express30 March 2016Conselho Administrativo de Defesa Econômica Upholds Unconditional Approval of FedEx Intended Acquisition of TNT Express18 February 2016Appeal Filed in Brazil Regarding Unconditional Approval of FedEx Acquisition of TNT Express2 February 2016Brazil’s Conselho Administrativo de Defesa Econômica Unconditionally Approves FedEx Intended Acquisition of TNT Express8 January 2016FedEx and TNT Express Jointly Confirm Further Extension of Acceptance Period for Public Offer8 January 2016European Commission Unconditionally Approves FedEx Intended Acquisition of TNT Express30 October 2015FedEx and TNT Express Jointly Confirm Acceptance Period for Public Offer Extended until January 8, 201620 October 2015FedEx and TNT Express: Update competition process5 October 2015TNT Express Shareholders Adopt All Resolutions21 August 2015Recommended Public Cash Offer by FedEx for All Issued and Outstanding Ordinary Shares of TNT Express31 July 2015Intended Offer by FedEx for TNT Express Enters Phase II Review with the European Commission26 June 2015Update on the Intended Offer by FedEx for TNT Express13 May 2015Update on the Intended Offer by FedEx for TNT Express1 May 2015Update on the Intended Offer by FedEx for TNT Express7 April 2015FedEx and TNT Express agree on recommended all-cash public offer for all TNT Express sharesClick here to visit the TNT Media CenterClick here to visit the FedEx Newsroom

By Ship Option| 2016-09-02T06:17:17+00:00 June 6th, 2016|fedex, News, shippers, Shipping|0 Comments

Calculate transport emissions with the DHL Carbon Calculator

DHL, the world’s leading logistics company, has today launched the DHL Carbon Calculator. With the introduction of the Carbon Calculator, DHL now allows its customers to calculate, free of charge, transport-related emissions for almost all shipment sizes and modes of transport. To determine the level of emissions, the DHL Carbon Calculator uses data from the DHL Carbon Accounting and Controlling department. The computational methodology reflects the recognized Greenhouse Gas Protocol standards, the European Standard EN 16258 as well as the guidelines of the Global Logistics Emissions Council. Based on your entries, the Carbon Calculator recommends a shipping route, which you can modify further.

By DHL| 2016-09-19T15:03:24+00:00 June 6th, 2016|dhl, News, shippers, Shipping|0 Comments

DHL employs robot as pickerâs best companion

DHL Supply Chain runs innovative warehouse pilot with collaborative robotsStaff positively responds to more efficient and ergonomic picking proceduresDHL has successfully run a pilot test including robot technology for collaborative automated order picking in a DHL Supply Chain warehouse in Unna, Germany. The robot called EffiBOT from the French start-up Effidence is a new, fully automated trolley that follows pickers through the warehouse and takes care of most of the physical work. During the test, two robots supported the pickers by carrying the weight and automatically dropping off the orders once fully loaded. Once it reaches full capacity, the picker simply sends it to the designated drop-off location, while another picking cart joins. DHL’s latest trend report “Robotics in Logistics” illustrates the full potential of robotics and its impact on supply chains, and prepares logistics professionals for a new era of advanced robots in logistics.

By DHL| 2016-09-19T15:03:57+00:00 June 6th, 2016|dhl, News, shippers, Shipping|0 Comments

Press Release

The robot called Effi-BOT from the French start-up Effidence is a new, fully automated trolley that follows pickers through the warehouse and takes care of most of the physical work. DHL Supply Chain runs innovative warehouse pilot with collaborative robotsStaff positively responds to more efficient and ergonomic picking proceduresDHL has successfully run a pilot test including robot technology for collaborative automated order picking in a DHL Supply Chain warehouse in Unna, Germany. The robot called EffiBOT from the French start-up Effidence is a new, fully automated trolley that follows pickers through the warehouse and takes care of most of the physical work. During the

By DHL| 2016-10-01T10:01:40+00:00 June 6th, 2016|News, shippers, Shipping|0 Comments