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Copenhagen-based time-critical logistics specialist DANX Carousel has acquired German-based in-night logistics, repair, and field services specialist LPR Group.
LPR offers country-wide services including night and day-time express services, emergency logistics, and returns management, as well as warehousing and on-site servicing, including installation, maintenance, and replacement of consumable materials, and on-site repairs. Founded in 1988, it has 500 employees, including 200 service engineers working in the field, supported by a repair centre.
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Klaus Rud Sejling, chief executive of urgent freight company Danx Carousel has called on the European Union to standardise regulations on the transport and storage of electric vehicle batteries to reduce supply chain costs and the risk of incidents.
Danx Carousel is a major EV battery logistics and storage in the ...
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Express logistics firm Danx Carousel Group has appointed Kasper Mahon Anderson as chief financial officer. He brings with him nearly two decades of experience as chief financial officer as Maersk Supply Service, Damco, and at Unifeeder.
Danx Carousel has also enlisted Mohan Palaniandy as its first-ever chief digital officer who has ...
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Adaptability, resilience, and carbon footprint reduction are the key areas for technology investment to focus on in the next chapter of digital transformation in the supply chain, concludes a thought leadership paper by express logistics firm, Danx Carousel Group.
‘Logistics 5.0: Strategy Beyond Data – Turning Uncertainty into Opportunity’ acknowledges the ...
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Express logistics firm Danx Carousel Group has selected the Malala Fund as the first cause to be supported by its new foundation. It will raise money through employee-led projects for the international non-profit organisation that advocates for girls' education, co-founded by Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai.
The Foundation will select ...
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Danish-based critical logistics company Danx Carousel Group has signed a strategic partnership with Electron Aerospace to develop an electric, pilotless cargo aircraft.
The Electron 5 has been designed to transport 0.5 tonnes (1,100lbs) of cargo 500km (310 miles) on a single battery charge and at a speed of up to 300km ...
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