DSV reported stronger first-quarter results despite supply-chain disruption from the escalating Middle East conflict, supported by the Schenker contribution and solid Contract Logistics. Comprehensive income rose to DKK 3.34 billion from DKK 1.31 billion, operating profit climbed to DKK 4.86 billion from DKK 3.86 billion, and revenue surged to DKK 70.42 billion from 41.68 billion. Earnings per share fell to DKK 6.8 from DKK 11.9. The company kept its 2026 outlook, guiding EBIT before special items of DKK 23–25.5 billion, special items around DKK 6.5 billion, and an effective tax rate near 28%.
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