DSV has announced its H1 2026 Interim Financial Results, reporting positive earnings growth in the second quarter despite ongoing volatility across global markets.
The company attributed its strong performance to improved results within its Air & Sea and Contract Logistics divisions, demonstrating resilience and adaptability in a challenging economic environment.
A major milestone during the first half of the year has been the continued integration of Schenker into the DSV organisation. The integration programme is progressing according to plan, with more than 60 countries either fully integrated or currently undergoing the integration process. This marks significant progress in one of the largest logistics integrations in the industry's history.
Reflecting confidence in its business performance, DSV has narrowed its full-year 2026 guidance for EBIT before special items to DKK 23.5-25.5 billion, compared with its previous guidance range of DKK 23.0-25.5 billion. While the outlook remains positive, the company notes that uncertainty persists for the remainder of the year due to potential macroeconomic risks, including the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and its impact on global trade and supply chains.
Commenting on the results, Group CEO Jens H. Lund highlighted the company's strong operational execution during the quarter and outlined key priorities for the second half of 2026, including maintaining service excellence, progressing the Schenker integration, and capitalising on growth opportunities across global markets.
The results underline DSV's continued position as a leading global logistics provider and its ability to deliver growth while navigating an increasingly complex international trading environment.
For further information, the full H1 2026 Interim Financial Report is available at:
https://ow.ly/lAmm50ZreaX