Infos Transport (Patrice Salini)

A lire...  !  _____________ Energie : une analyse bien intéressante :  "Tout à un pic, ou plusieurs ! Avenir concave ou convexe ou en baisse ?" de  Jean Laherrère ______________ ( Jean Laherrère, géologue et géophysicien pétrolier, ingénieur de formation, diplômé de l'école polytechnique, il a travaillé 37 ans à divers postes à responsabilité au sein de la compagnie pétrolière Total, expert de renommée mondiale sur les réserves pétrolières et fondateur d'ASPO avec Colin Campbell.) http://aspofrance.viabloga.com/files/JL_jan06_2.pdf ________________

DHL Global Mail and Yamato form mail JV DHL Global Mail has reached an agreement with Yamato Holdings to form a mail business joint venture in Japan. The first of its kind in the country, the new JV will offer a full range of direct marketing services. DHL Global Mail will hold 49% and Yamato Holdings 51% of the shares. DHL’s parent company, Deutsche Post World Net (DPWN), is the first foreign service provider to make a successful entry into the Japanese mail market. DPWN and Yamato have been co-operating since 2004 in the field of international mail delivery. Yamato is one of the leading private service providers for letter and parcel delivery in Japan, with a broad shareholder structure and revenues of almost €8 billion. The Japanese mail market provides for volumes of around €13 billion. The ‘non-correspondence’ market (around €4 billion) and direct marketing segment (€7 billion) are open to competition. With DPWN’s know-how in the worldwide mail business and Yamato's many years

UTi Worldwide acquires Market Industries for $197m UTi Worldwide has bought privately held Portland-based Market Industries for $197.1 million in cash, is subject to certain closing, working capital and tax-related adjustments. Market Industries provides 3PL services and multi-modal transportation capacity solutions specialising in truck brokerage. Its domestic freight management services are branded under the trade name Market Transport Services. For its fiscal year ended December 31, 2005, Market Industries generated unaudited pro forma gross revenues of approximately $358.9 million, which include the pro forma full-year impact of two acquisitions made during 2005. Over a 36-year history, Market Industries has built a broad portfolio of transportation services, including truckload brokerage, dedicated transportation, intermodal services and other supply chain management functions. It is one of the largest independent, asset-light transportation companies in the US, with a network of

About the LWA members: Azkar (Iberia): a logistics company with a workforce of 5,000, storage space totalling 640,000 m2 of storage space and a fleet of 2,200 trucks. In 2005, Azkar posted a turnover of €330 million. During the last five years, Azkar invested just under €170 million into its Spanish and Portuguese sites. Bartolini (Italy): an integrated logistics services provider with a workforce of 10,000 and more than 500,000 m2 of storage space. Bartolini delivers around 80 million parcels a year, and reported annual sales of €490 million. Bibby Distribution (UK): a wholly owned subsidiary of the privately owned Bibby Line Group. Bibby is the UK’s largest family-owned logistics company, accounting for £123 million of the group’s total £254 million in revenues for 2004. It’s acquisition of Hammond Logistics Group in 2005 brought turnover to £160 million. MGF Logistique (France): a logistics company belonging to the G7 group, which employs 1,440 people and has annual sales of €108 mi

La liste de diffusion TRANSRECH (pour recherche transport) regroupe environ 300 destinataires.  Pour s'abonner :   transrech@cru.fr.  Voir :  http://listes.cru.fr/sympa/info/transrech