-1． UPS
---Business Overview: UPS is the world's largest express delivery agency, the world's largest package delivery company, and a major professional transportation and logistics service provider in the world. Every working day, the company delivers parcels to 1.8 million customers and 6 million recipients. The company's primary operations are within the United States and span more than 200 other countries and territories. The company has built a large and reliable global transportation infrastructure, developed a comprehensive, competitive and guaranteed service portfolio, and continues to leverage advanced technology to support these services. The company provides logistics services, including integrated supply chain management.
---Business distribution: UPS’s business revenue shows different distribution characteristics according to regions and transportation methods. From a regional perspective, domestic business in the United States accounts for 89% of total revenue, and business in Europe and Asia accounts for 11%. In terms of transportation methods, domestic inland transportation accounts for 54, domestic air transportation accounts for 19, domestic delayed transportation accounts for 10, external transportation accounts for 9, and non-package business accounts for 4.
---News: On January 10, 2001, UPS acquired California Logistics Company, a subsidiary of Fritz Group, by issuing new shares worth US$433 million, and merged the company into UPS's expanding logistics business. among them, making it a larger transportation group. On November 28, 2000, UPS increased its weekly round-the-world flights from three to five times to cope with the increasing number of cross-border transportation operations. The total volume of cargo shipped by UPS on this route is growing by 200,000 pounds per day.
---2． FedEX
---Business Overview: FedEX, formerly known as FDX Corporation, is a global transportation, logistics, e-commerce and supply chain management service provider. The company provides integrated business solutions to customers through an independent network of subsidiaries. Its subsidiaries include FedEX Express (operating express delivery services), FedEX Ground (operating packaging and ground delivery services), FedEX Custom Critical (operating high-speed transportation and delivery services), FedEX Global (operating integrated logistics, technology and transportation services) and Viking Freight (small shipping company in the western United States).
---Business distribution: From a regional perspective, US business accounts for 76% of total revenue, and international business accounts for 24%. In terms of transportation modes, air freight business accounted for 83% of total revenue, road transportation accounted for 11%, and others accounted for 6%.
---News: On January 11, 2001, under a contract that could generate $6.3 billion in revenue, FedEX will transport urgent mail and express letters between airports for the U.S. Postal Service system. Over the next 18 months, FedEX will pay the Post Office $126 million to $132 million to set up drop boxes at 10,000 post offices and retains the right to set up drop boxes at the remaining 38,000 post offices. These moves will bring the company approximately $900 million in new revenue. On December 29, 2000, FedEX announced its plan to acquire 16.38 million shares of American Freightways at a price of $28.13 per share to fulfill its original commitment to acquire 50.1% of the company's equity.
3． Ryder
---Business Overview: Ryder Systems provides a range of technology-leading logistics, supply chain and transportation management services globally. The company's product offerings include full-service leasing, commercial leasing, motor vehicle maintenance and integrated services. In addition, it also provides comprehensive supply chain solutions, cutting-edge logistics management services and e-commerce solutions, from input raw material supply to product distribution, committed to supporting customers' entire supply chain.
---Business distribution: From a regional perspective, US business accounts for 82% of total revenue and international business accounts for 18%. In terms of business sectors, transportation services accounted for 57%, logistics accounted for 32%, and others accounted for 11%.
---News: On November 20, 2000, Ryder Systems, Toyota (Americas) Corporation and its Japanese parent company Toyota Group *** formed a joint venture called TTR Logistics Corporation . The new entity, which is equally owned by Ryder and Toyota, will focus on transportation and logistics opportunities related to Toyota and other Japanese car companies in North America. On November 14, 2000, Ryder and From2 Global Solutions (one of the major suppliers of international logistics technology and trade intelligence to major companies around the world) announced a strategic alliance. Ryder Systems will use From2's solutions to provide specific international trade services to its customers via the Internet.
--4. TNT Post Group
---Business Overview: TPG provides postal, express and logistics services in more than 200 countries and regions around the world, and owns 50% of Postkantoren (the organization that operates post offices in the Netherlands). TPG uses the TNT brand to provide express delivery and logistics services (TNT's logistics business is mainly concentrated in the automotive, high-tech and pan-European fields). Its logistics field currently has 137 warehouses, covering an area of ??1.55 million square meters.
---Business division and distribution: In terms of business type, TPG’s three major businesses postal, express and logistics (net revenue) accounted for 42, 41 and 17 respectively, and from the perspective of regional performance ( Net income), Europe accounts for 85, Australia, North America, Asia and other regions account for 6, 4, 2 and 3 respectively. If we look at operating profits, postal delivery, express delivery and logistics account for 76, 15 and 9 respectively.
---News: In January 2001, TNT Loop obtained an efulfilment contract from Yamaha Motor Europe. TNT will provide an online store for Japanese car manufacturers to provide "Back-End" services, including processing, warehousing and delivery. In December 2000, Ctil Logistix merged with North America's TNT Logitics to become the seventh largest logistics company in North America. In November 2000, TPG selected Vivaldi Software as its global customer relationship management system to monitor and improve sales activities and manage customer service operations. In October 2000, TPG and Shanghai Automotive Industry Corporation jointly established a third-party logistics joint venture. This US$30 million joint venture opens the door for TPG to the Chinese automotive logistics market.
---5. Expeditors
---Business Overview: The company is registered in the United States and is a company that provides global logistics services. It provides customers with a seamless international network to support the transportation and strategic delivery of goods. placement. The company's services include air transport, sea transport (consolidation services) and freight forwarding services. Customs brokerage services are provided at every office in the United States and many overseas offices, and additional services include distribution management, consolidation, cargo insurance, order management and customer-focused logistics information.
---Business distribution: From the perspective of business type, it is mainly concentrated in air transport, sea transport and freight forwarding, accounting for 63, 25 and 12 respectively according to revenue. In terms of regional distribution, it is mainly concentrated in the Far East, accounting for 56%, and the income in the United States, Europe and the Middle East, South America, and Australia accounted for 25, 15, 2, and 1 respectively.
---6. Panalpina
---Business Overview: Panalpina is one of the world's largest freight and logistics groups, with 312 branches in 65 countries and regions.
Panalpina's core business is comprehensive transportation business, and the services provided are integrated and customer-friendly solutions. Positioning itself between standardized shipping solutions and traditional shipping companies with integrated freight services.
In addition to handling traditional freight, the group also specializes in providing logistics services to multinational companies, especially companies in the automotive, electronics, telecommunications, petroleum and energy, chemicals and other fields.
---Air Sea Broker is Panalpina Group's global freight "wholesaler". It also coordinates Panalpina Group's shipping system with regular connections around the world, and also provides new services for combined transportation. Air Sea Broker is divided into three business departments: Marine Division, West Africa Division, Chartering and Heavy Lifting Division.
---Swissglobalcargo is a joint venture established by Panalpina and Sairlogistics in July 1999. It is the first company in the world to provide fully integrated, door-to-door, time-limited guarantee and no weight restrictions. Air cargo company.
---Business division and distribution: From the perspective of total profit, Panalpina’s four major businesses, namely air transport, sea transport, logistics and others, accounted for 44.9, 31.3, 20.3 and 3.5 respectively. In terms of geographical distribution, Europe/Africa accounts for 52.7, Americas accounts for 33.9, and Asia-Pacific accounts for 13.4.
---News: In December 2000, it pioneered a customer-centric "e-commerce" platform designed to connect all operational stages of its freight and logistics operations. This "electronic network" provides an "integrated system" that connects both Panalpina's internal equipment and external electronic platforms provided to customers.
---7. Exel
---Business Overview: On July 26, 2000, Ocean Group merged with NFC Company and changed its name to "Exel". Exel is divided into five major business departments: (Consumer Goods/Retail/Medical) Europe Department, (Consumer Goods/Retail/Medical) Americas Department, Development and Automation Department, Technology and Global Management Department, and Asia Pacific Department. The company has 1,300 global outlets and more than 50,000 employees. Currently, the company's three main operating subsidiaries are Exel (old NFC), Msas Global Logistics and Cory Environmental. Msas is one of the world's largest freight forwarders, providing services such as intermodal transport, regional distribution, inventory control, value-added logistics, information technology and supply chain solutions globally. Cory Environmental is one of the UK's largest waste management companies. Exel has a strong market position in ground transportation supply chain services, including warehousing and distribution, transportation management services, customer-centric services, JIT services and global aftermarket logistics services.
---Business distribution: From the perspective of business types, Exel mainly focuses on three aspects: distribution, transportation management and environmental services, accounting for 58, 39 and 3 respectively according to net income. If based on operating profit The divisions account for 62, 28, and 10 respectively. From the perspective of geographical distribution, the business is mainly concentrated in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and also covers the Americas, European continent, Africa and the Asia-Pacific region. According to net income, it accounts for 39, 30, 21 and 10 respectively. If divided according to operating profit, it accounts for 54, 27, 10 and 9.
---News: In January 2001, Exel was selected to manage the distribution of Motorola's semiconductor products in the United States, Europe and Asia. The contract is worth approximately ￡134 million. At the same time, it signed a 10-year contract with Mercedes Benz Espana to provide supply chain services. Exel Automotive has won a seven-year contract to provide supply chain management services to French company Sandouvilielear. In December 2000, Exel acquired Total Logistics, a regional supply chain management company based in Australia and New Zealand that specializes in providing supply chain management services to more than 30 large pharmaceutical and medical companies.
In October of the same year, Exel and UPS*** jointly established a supply network for Ford and carried out large-scale transformation of Ford's supply chain needs in Europe.