Global Freight Forwarding 2011
The most in-depth examination of freight forwarding dynamics yet!
Global Freight Forwarding 2011 contains Tiӳ most in-depth analysis of the market it has undertaken to date. As well as reviewing the highs and lows of the last year, the report drills down into how the market has performed over the past decade. It looks at the sector's counter-cyclicality; shipping rates; operating profits; gross margin and discusses how forwarders are affected by the relationship between capacity and demand.
The report is essential to understand the dynamics of the industry and how it is likely to develop over the coming years. It also plots the largest and most profitable players in the industry as well as highlighting those trade lanes which represent the greatest growth potential.
The report contains a host of charts and tables which graphically show how the sector performed financially in the boom times; through the recession and now in the post-recovery phase. Counter-cyclical market theory and its impact on gross margins in the freight forwarding sector
The latest edition of Global Freight Forwarding 2011 contains analysis of:
These include USA, Canada, Mexico; EU-15 plus Norway and Switzerland; China, Japan, India, South Korea plus many more.
In addition, the report provides an exclusive and wholly independent source of market shares for the leading players and ranking of the largest air and sea freight forwarders in terms of revenues, air tonnage and teus shipped.
Finally, the report contains profiles of all the leading freight forwarders providing financial and strategic insight into the key players.
Company profiles
The report contains profiles of all the leading global freight forwarders and includes analysis of interim financials from 2011 as well as full year 2010 reports. Information on these companies includes:
Agility, CEVA, CH Robinson, Damco, DHL Global Forwarding, DSV, Expeditors, Geodis, Hellmann Worldwide, Kerry Logistics, Kintetsu Worldwide Express, Kuehne + Nagel, Nippon Express, Panalpina, Pantos, SDV, Schenker, Sinotrans, UTi Worldwide, UPS SCS and Yusen Logistics.
Why buy Global Freight Forwarding 2011?
Global Freight Forwarding 2011 contains extensive market data, market shares, commentary and company profiles providing essential reading for everyone who needs a comprehensive and insightful view of the market.
It provides answers to key questions such as:
Global Freight Forwarding 2011 is specifically written to provide easily accessible and understandable information to:
Global Freight Forwarding 2011 contains Tiӳ most in-depth analysis of the market it has undertaken to date. As well as reviewing the highs and lows of the last year, the report drills down into how the market has performed over the past decade. It looks at the sector's counter-cyclicality; shipping rates; operating profits; gross margin and discusses how forwarders are affected by the relationship between capacity and demand.
The report is essential to understand the dynamics of the industry and how it is likely to develop over the coming years. It also plots the largest and most profitable players in the industry as well as highlighting those trade lanes which represent the greatest growth potential.
The report contains a host of charts and tables which graphically show how the sector performed financially in the boom times; through the recession and now in the post-recovery phase. Counter-cyclical market theory and its impact on gross margins in the freight forwarding sector
The latest edition of Global Freight Forwarding 2011 contains analysis of:
- The state of the air and sea forwarding market
- Key trends and developments in 2010 and the first half of 2011
- The structure and drivers of the market and their implications for the future of the market
- Europe (including Central & Eastern Europe)
- Asia Pacific
- North America
- South America
- Middle East
- Africa
These include USA, Canada, Mexico; EU-15 plus Norway and Switzerland; China, Japan, India, South Korea plus many more.
In addition, the report provides an exclusive and wholly independent source of market shares for the leading players and ranking of the largest air and sea freight forwarders in terms of revenues, air tonnage and teus shipped.
Finally, the report contains profiles of all the leading freight forwarders providing financial and strategic insight into the key players.
Company profiles
The report contains profiles of all the leading global freight forwarders and includes analysis of interim financials from 2011 as well as full year 2010 reports. Information on these companies includes:
- Background
- Financial data and analysis
- Strategy
Agility, CEVA, CH Robinson, Damco, DHL Global Forwarding, DSV, Expeditors, Geodis, Hellmann Worldwide, Kerry Logistics, Kintetsu Worldwide Express, Kuehne + Nagel, Nippon Express, Panalpina, Pantos, SDV, Schenker, Sinotrans, UTi Worldwide, UPS SCS and Yusen Logistics.
Why buy Global Freight Forwarding 2011?
Global Freight Forwarding 2011 contains extensive market data, market shares, commentary and company profiles providing essential reading for everyone who needs a comprehensive and insightful view of the market.
It provides answers to key questions such as:
- How big are the largest Forwarding markets?
- How fast are they forecast to grow?
- Who are the biggest forwarders?
- What is their market share?
- What are their strategies?
- What are the dynamics involved in Freight Forwarding?
Global Freight Forwarding 2011 is specifically written to provide easily accessible and understandable information to:
- Consultants and Financial Analysts
- Marketing Managers/Directors
- Strategy Directors
- Knowledge Managers
Contents
1. PREFACE: MARKET UPDATE AND OUTLOOK1.1 Industry round up
1.2 Prospects for 2011
1.3 Freight Forwarding sectors in 2010
1.3.1 Sea Freight
1.3.2 Air Freight
1.4 Freight forwarding fundamentals
1.5 Freight forwarders’ profitability
1.6 Areas of opportunity for freight forwarders
2. MARKET SIZE & FORECASTS
2.1 Global Freight Forwarding Market Growth
2.2 Global Freight Forwarding Market Forecast
2.2.1 World’s Largest Freight Forwarders
2.2.2 Market Share
2.3 Global Air Freight Forwarding
2.3.1 Air Freight Market Size
2.3.2 Air Freight Forwarding Market Forecast
2.3.3 World’s Largest Air Freight Forwarders (by revenue €m)
2.3.4 World’s Largest Air Freight Forwarders (by tons)
2.4 Global Sea Freight Forwarding
2.4.1 Sea Freight Market Size
2.4.2 Sea Freight Forwarding Market Forecast
2.4.3 World’s Largest Sea Freight Forwarders (by revenue €m)
2.4.4 World’s Largest Sea Freight Forwarders (TEUs)
2.5 Europe: Freight Forwarding Market Size & Growth
2.6 Asia Pacific: Freight Forwarding Market Size & Growth
2.7 North America: Freight Forwarding Market Size & Growth
2.8 South America: Freight Forwarding Market Size & Growth
2.9 Middle East: Freight Forwarding Market Size & Growth
2.10 Africa: Freight Forwarding Market Size & Growth
3. COMPANY PROFILES
3.1 Agility
3.1.1 Finances
3.1.2 Strategy
3.2 CEVA
3.2.1 Finances
3.2.2 Strategy
3.3 Damco
3.3.1 Finances
3.3.2 Strategy
3.4 DB Schenker Logistics
3.4.1 Finances
3.4.2 Strategy
3.5 DHL Global Forwarding
3.5.1 Finances
3.5.2 Strategy
3.6 DSV
3.6.1 Finances
3.6.2 Strategy
3.7 Expeditors International
3.7.1 Finances
3.7.2 Strategy
3.8 Hellmann Worldwide Logistics
3.8.1 Finances
3.8.2 Strategy
3.9 Kerry Logistics Network
3.9.1 Finances
3.9.2 Strategy
3.10 Kintetsu World Express
3.10.1 Finances
3.10.2 Strategy
3.11 Kuehne + Nagel
3.11.1 Finances
3.11.2 Strategy
3.12 Nippon Express
3.12.1 Finances
3.12.2 Strategy
3.13 Panalpina
3.13.1 Finances
3.13.2 Strategy
3.14 Pantos Logistics
3.14.1 Finances
3.14.2 Strategy
3.15 SDV Logistique Internationale
3.15.1 Finances
3.15.2 Strategy
3.16 Sinotrans Limited
3.16.1 Finances
3.16.2 Strategy
3.17 SNCF Geodis
3.17.1 Finances
3.17.2 Strategy
3.18 UPS SCS
3.18.1 Finances
3.18.2 Strategy
3.19 UTi Worldwide
3.19.1 Finances
3.19.2 Strategy
3.20 Yusen Logistics
3.20.1 Finances
3.20.2 Strategy
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