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DHL Exel Supply Chain: revenue by sector
€m 2005 2006 +/–%
Automotive 81 1,517 –1)
Pharma/healthcare 60 723 –1)
Electronics/telecommunications 851 1,358 59.6
Fast-moving consumer goods 750 5,330 –1)
Textiles/fashion 418 1,243 –1)
Other 119 1,786 –1)
Total 2,279 11,957 –1)
1) n/a.
We have reported on the DHL Freight Business Unit since the third quarter of .
is unit generated organic revenue of , million in the second half of
(previous year: , million), . more than in .
Prot from operating activities (EBIT) totaled million (previous year:
million). e . increase is due to both organic growth and the acquisition
of Exel. is includes an expected return on plan assets of million, which is
related to pension obligations. Return on sales was . compared with . in the
previous year.
Postbank increases income and profit
At the turn of the year, Postbank acquired retail outlets from Deutsche Post AG,
as announced in the Annual Report. Since then, we have reported on the larger
number of retail outlets retained by Deutsche Post in the SERVICES Division. e
prior-year gures have been restated accordingly.
In , the FINANCIAL SERVICES Division generated revenue of , million
(previous year: , million). In the banking business, income from interest, fees
and commissions and net trading income are equivalent to an industrial company’s
revenue. e takeover of BHW resulted in acquisition eects in relation to revenue
totaling , million.
Despite the expenses arising from the integration, the division increased its prot
again: anks to Postbank’s continued healthy operating performance, EBIT rose by
. to , million (previous year: million).
Postbank increased its balance sheet-related revenues and net fee and commission
income by a substantial . to , million (previous year: , million).
e balance sheet-related revenues – net interest income, net trading income and net
income from investment securities – increased by . to , million (previous
year: , million). Although the interest rate environment provides little
stimulus, net interest income rose sharply, by . to , million as a result of
acquisitions, among other things. At million, net income from investment
securities was . up on the previous year. Net trading income increased by .
to million.
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