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Please find page 54 of the 2014 DHL annual report below. You can navigate through the pages in the report by either clicking on the pages listed below, or by using the keyword search tool below to find specific information within the annual report.In the Global Forwarding, Freight division, we sold the activities of Hull Blyth
Angola Ltd. not belonging to the core business and Hull Blyth Angola Viagens e Turismo
Lda. eective July. All of the company’s assets and liabilities had previously been
reclassied as held for sale.
Eective December, we acquired StreetScooter GmbH, Aachen. e company
assists us in further improving the
eciency of our vehicle eet by developing
cost-eective electric vehicles for us.
Consolidated revenue up .
Consolidated revenue rose by . to , million in nancial year , although
negative currency eects reduced revenue by million. e proportion of rev-
enue generated abroad remained stable year-on-year at . (previous year: . ).
Changes in the portfolio reduced revenue by million. At , million, rev enue
was up by million in the fourth quarter of ; positive currency eects increased
this item by million.
Other operating income rose from , million in the previous year to , mil-
lion. It increased by million in the reporting year due to a change in the assess-
ment of settlement payment obligations assumed in the context of restructuring the
express business, and other factors.
Higher transportation costs
Materials expense rose by , million to , million, especially due to higher
transportation costs and the increase in goods purchased and held for resale for the
business with the National Health Service in the Supply Chain division.
Sta costs rose by . to , million. is was mainly attributable to the
increase in the number of employees in the Supply Chain division and higher labour
costs in the PeP division.
Depreciation, amortisation and impairment losses increased from , million to
, million, due mainly to impairment losses on aircra and aircra parts amounting
to million.
At , million, other operating expenses were million higher than in the
previous year (, million). e increase was attributable to a large number of
smaller factors.
. Development of revenue, other operating income and operating expenses
€m + / – %
Revenue
56,630
3.1
• Growth trends in the German parcel and international
express businesses remain intact.
• Currency effects reduce consolidated revenue by
million.
Other operating income 2,016 2.8 • Restructuring provisions for the express business
reversed.
Materials expense
32,042
3.2
• Higher transportation costs.
• Higher cost of goods purchased and held for resale
intheSupply Chain division.
Staff costs
18,189
2.3
• Increased number of staff, mostly in the SupplyChain
division.
• Higher labour costs in the PeP division.
Depreciation, amortisation
and impairment losses
1,381 3.3 • Includes impairment losses on aircraft of million.
Other operating expenses 4,074 5.5 • Large number of smaller factors.
. Consolidated revenue
m
2014
56,630
17,367 39,263
2013 adjusted
54,912
16,983 37,929
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