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DSV accelerates Schenker integration and reports 8% share price growth

A faster-than-expected Schenker merger and strong financials drive DSV's momentum. Investors await Q1 2026 results for the next chapter.

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DSV accelerates Schenker integration and reports 8% share price growth

DSV held its latest shareholder and analyst call, where Chairman Thomas Plenborg welcomed attendees. The company also announced progress on its Schenker integration, which is now running ahead of schedule. Share prices have risen by 8% since last year's AGM.

The session was led by Simon Milthers, appointed by the Board of Directors to guide the discussion. He outlined the agenda and key updates for shareholders and analysts in attendance.

Since last year's AGM, DSV's stock price has climbed from DKK 1,482.5 to DKK 1,598.5. This marks an 8% increase in share value over the period.

The integration of Schenker remains a central focus for the company. DSV now expects to complete the process by the end of 2026, earlier than originally planned. For the full year, EBIT guidance has been set at DKK 23–25.5 billion, driven by stronger-than-expected synergies from Schenker and growth in Road and Contract Logistics. However, Q1 2026 results have not yet been released, with the next earnings announcement scheduled for April 29, 2026.

The call highlighted DSV's steady financial growth and the faster-than-anticipated progress of its Schenker integration. Shareholders will receive further updates when the company releases its Q1 2026 earnings at the end of April.

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