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16 October 2026

DHL Group raises full-year 2026 earnings guidance

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DHL Group raises full-year 2026 earnings guidance

PRESS RELEASE Preliminary results: DHL Group raises full-year 2026 earnings guidance 10/16/2026, 06:19 PM CEST Reported Group EBIT is now expected to exceed EUR 7. 0 billion (previously: more than EUR 6. 5 billion). Bonn – Today the management of DHL Group assessed the business outlook of its divisions for the remainder of the current year. In light of the ongoing earnings momentum, in particular within the Express division and indications of a robust seasonal peak ...

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