Logistics

DSV grows markedly in Latin America – from 30 to thousands of employees in 13 years

In 13 years, DSV has expanded vigorously in Latin America, and last year the region represented the highest growth rates in the logistics firm’s air and sea business. Large acquisitions have given access to new markets, says regional head in an interview with ShippingWatch.
Søren Jørgensen, regional head, has seen an impressive development for DSV throughout his 13 years in Latin America. | Photo: DSV
Søren Jørgensen, regional head, has seen an impressive development for DSV throughout his 13 years in Latin America. | Photo: DSV
by KIM WIESENER

When Søren Jørgensen arrived in Mexico City from the US 13 years ago to establish DSV on the transport and logistics market in the Latin American country, he was in charge of roughly 30 employees in all of Mexico. The rest of the region was untouched ground for DSV.

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