Global logistics company, DSV, has unveiled updated strategic priorities and new financial targets for 2030 during its Capital Markets Day in Hedehusene, Denmark.
Under the strategy titled ‘Leverage to Lead’, DSV said it plans to strengthen its position as a global industry leader by accelerating productivity gains through artificial intelligence and technology, while further optimising its network and operations following the integration of Schenker.
DSV Group CEO, Jens H. Lund, said the strategy marks “the next key milestone” in DSV’s 50-year history.
“By transforming the business with AI and technology, enhancing our strong leadership and culture, expanding relationships with customers and focusing on operational excellence, we aim for continued sustainable growth and industry-leading performance,” said Lund.
DSV expects future growth to come from a combination of mergers and acquisitions and above-market organic growth, supported by its global network and specialised industry capabilities.
The company also outlined new financial targets across its divisions. Air & Sea is targeting a conversion ratio above 55 per cent and return on invested capital (ROIC) before tax above 20 per cent, while Road and Contract Logistics are both targeting conversion ratios above 35 per cent.
At group level, DSV is aiming for an overall conversion ratio of about 45 per cent and ROIC before tax of around 20 per cent by 2030.
The targets are based on expected Schenker integration synergies of around €1.2 billion, with full financial impact anticipated from 2027. DSV also expects AI, technology and operational improvements to deliver a further €1.2 billion in productivity gains by 2030.
The company reaffirmed its full-year 2026 EBIT guidance before special items of between €3.1 billion and €3.4 billion.
In other news, DSV has announced a leadership change.
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