DSV, the global logistics and supply chain solutions provider, has reported strong first-quarter earnings, outperforming the same period last year despite increasingly challenging market conditions.
The company, which operates in more than 90 countries and employs close to 150,000 people worldwide, said a major driver of growth was the ongoing integration of Schenker, with operations in more than 50 countries now completed or underway. DSV says it remains on track to finalise the integration programme by the end of 2026.
DSV’s Q1 Interim Financial Report also reaffirmed its full-year 2026 earnings guidance, forecasting EBIT before special items of between DKK 23.0bn and DKK 25.5bn. However, the business cautioned that the global outlook remains uncertain amid wider macroeconomic pressures and ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Group CEO Jens H. Lund said the company remains focused on maintaining momentum while navigating a volatile international market.
DSV provides and manages supply chain solutions for thousands of companies worldwide, from small family-run businesses to large global corporations, with a focus on delivering high-quality customer experiences and sustainable logistics services.