DHL acquires Turkish parcel delivery provider MNG Kargo
DHL Group has signed an agreement to acquire 100 percent of MNG Kargo, one of the leading parcel service providers in Turkey. According to DHL, the acquisition secures a leading position in the domestic parcel market.
“MNG Kargo complements our business portfolio and will help to strengthen our position in this sector”,
CEO Tobias Meyer says.
Customers will benefit from transport and logistics services within Turkey, but also from cross-border solutions thanks to the cooperation of the DHL divisions already represented in the country. “Besides sustainability, globalisation and digitalisation, we made ecommerce a focus over the last few years”, Meyer stated.
Parcel volumes one of the biggest growth drivers
“Ecommerce is one of the biggest growth drivers for logistics. Parcel volumes in particular. That is why we are continuously working to increase our footprint in this area. MNG Kargo will help to further strengthen our position in this sector”,
the SEO says.
MNG Kargo delivers parcels to 600,000 addresses daily, which makes it one of the biggest parcel service providers in Turkey.
For DHL eCommerce, the newly acquired parcel network is an optimal addition to the European parcel network. It comprises 27 sorting centres for middle-mile transport and over 800 centres for last-mile delivery. The transaction is subject to approval by the Turkish Competition Authority and the Turkish Information and Communication Technologies Authority.
Turkish ecommerce expected to grow rapidly
Mainly driven by a young population with a high affinity for digital communication, the ecommerce market in Turkey is expected to grow at a double-digit rate in the coming years.
“Thanks to our network and digital expertise combined with MNG Cargo’s local presence, we are ideally positioned to benefit from the growth potential of the Turkish market”,
DHL claims.
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