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TNT UAE targets 60 per cent on-line shipments by mid 2006

  • United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, November 08 - 2005 at 09:41
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TNT Express, the world's leading business-to-business express delivery company, aims to have 60 per cent of its UAE consignments booked through its on-line products by mid 2006.

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  • TNT Express, the world's leading business-to-business express delivery company, aims to have 60 per cent of its UAE consignments booked through its on-line products by mid 2006.
    TNT Express, the world's leading business-to-business express delivery company, aims to have 60 per cent of its UAE consignments booked through its on-line products by mid 2006.
The forecasted target comes as the company launches an electronic booking confirmation service in the Emirates, which alerts customers, via email, that collection requests have been received.

"UAE usage of our I.T products has more than doubled over the last two years and we plan to grow it even further through our territory management process, specifically by visiting our customers and selling the benefits,


"said Mark Pell, TNT's Managing Director, Gulf.

To use the system, customers require an active account with TNT's on-line service 'myTNT' and an e-mail address to which confirmations can be sent. The email contains details such as booking reference, company name, where packages should be collected and the date and time the pick-up takes place.

The system will be rolled out in Bahrain and Kuwait by November this year.

"We're expanding our Information Communications Services (ICS) function and currently have personnel in all major Gulf locations to service and install software," added Pell.

All TNT customers are entitled to free software from its range of I.T products and key clients also receive hardware which includes printers and consumables.
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Notes and media contacts

1. TNT Express is the world's leading business to business express delivery company. The company delivers 3.4 million parcels, documents and pieces of freight a week to over 200 countries using its network of nearly 900 depots, hubs and sortation centres. TNT Express operates over 19,000 road vehicles and 42 aircraft and has the biggest door-to-door air and road express delivery infrastructure in Europe.

2. TNT Express employs 45,000 staff worldwide and is the first ever organisation to achieve global recognition as an Investor in People. The company reported sales in 2004 of €4.7 billion. Profits of €96 million earned by TNT Express during Q3 2005 were higher by 37.1% than the same period in 2004 (€70 million).

3. TNT N.V. is a global provider of mail, express and logistics services. The group employs over 162,000 people in 63 countries and serves over 200 countries. For 2004 the company reported sales of €12.6 billion. TNT N.V. is publicly listed on the stock exchanges of Amsterdam, New York, London and Frankfurt. The TNT N.V. website is: http://group.tnt.com

For further information please contact:
Sarada Chellam
MCS/Action, PO Box 20970, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Tel: +9714 390 2960; fax; +9714 390 8161
Or
May Mohr
MCS/Action, P.O. Box 20970, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Tel: +9714 390 2960; fax; +9714 390 8161

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