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DHL, a global logistics company announced the suspension of some of its operations partially in Pak due to the govt's restrictions on outbound remittances, Pakistan-based Dawn newspaper reported

Contract logistics provider DHL Supply Chain will invest 500-million Euro (around Rs 4,000 crore) in India over the next five years to expand its warehousing capacity, workforce and sustainability initiatives. With this expansion, DHL Supply Chain will add 12 million sq ft of warehousing space in its existing portfolio to take its total capacity to about 22-million sq ft by 2026, the company said in a statement on Wednesday. The company will add this 12-million square feet of capacity in wholly-owned DHL multi-client sites in key metro cities such as Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Mumbai, NCR and Pune, to cater to growing sectors such as e-commerce, retail, consumer, manufacturing as well as automotive. Moreover, multi-client sites are being built in the fast-growing state capitals and tier-2 cities such as Baddi, Cochin, Coimbatore, Guwahati, Sanand, Indore, Lucknow, Bhubaneshwar, Hosur, and Visakhapatnam, among others. It also plans to double its workforce in India to around 25,000

The company plans to add Boeing 737 aircraft to its fleet in order to access to multiple smaller Indian airports

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For the financial year 2021, the DHL group anticipates a further significant increase in Ebit to more than EUR 5.6 billion

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Over the last three years, DHL has kicked off "CO2-free last mile delivery" efforts with German cities like Berlin, Hamburg and Munich.

The company said there is only a single slot for all air freight operators and there is no scope for expansion at the nations second largest airport

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The global logistics major is deepening its association with Indian Super League and small businesses to build its brand

Estimated spends on the association are in the range of Rs 8 to 10 crore