DHL Group


Expect lower EPS but robust FCF over 2023-25

14/03/23 -"We have rolled over our model to 2023 and and have cut our EPS following lower mid-term EBIT guidance from the group. Compared to before, the normalisation in freight rates has materialised thick and ..."

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14/03/23
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