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19 October 2026

DHL Group raises 2026 earnings outlook after strong third quarter

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DHL Group raises 2026 earnings outlook after strong third quarter

DHL Group has raised its full-year 2026 earnings forecast following strong third-quarter results, supported by higher demand and improved profitability across its logistics operations. The company now expects Group earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) to exceed €7 billion, up from its previous forecast of more than €6. 5 billion. The revised outlook reflects stronger earnings momentum, particularly in DHL Express, alongside expectations of a robust seasonal peak in the fourth quarter. Third-quarter revenue and earnings increase DHL Group reported preliminary third-quarter revenue of approximately €22.

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