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14 October 2026

EXCLUSIVE: K+N CEO Paul shrugs off DSV threat en route to 2030 leadership

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EXCLUSIVE: K+N CEO Paul shrugs off DSV threat en route to 2030 leadership

Forwarding powerhouse Kuehne + Nagel (K+N) is readying to disclose Q3 26 numbers next Thursday (22 October) and, to do so in style, is preparing the ground, internally spreading the mantra: “Our culture is second to none, our culture is really important in the company. ” Those were some of the remarks today to the K+N crew by a motivated commander-in-chief Stefan Paul, according to Premium sources. (The boss felt relieved, it seemed, that ... The post EXCLUSIVE: K+N CEO Paul shrugs off DSV threat en route to 2030 leadership appeared first on The Loadstar .

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