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DSV may need DB Schenker acquisition to reassure investors

A change of guard at the top and a controversial deal with Saudi Arabia have caused unease in investor circles, an investment bank points out.
"With a (German ed.) government looking ahead to next year's elections, we expect a sale agreement by the middle of the year," Bernstein Bank writes.
"With a (German ed.) government looking ahead to next year's elections, we expect a sale agreement by the middle of the year," Bernstein Bank writes.
by SEBASTIAN SCHLÜTER JACOBSEN

There have been so many changes at DSV over the past year that it will take a major acquisition for the large freight forwarder to convince investors that the company is still its old self.

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