GLS crece un 12% en España y alcanza los 620 millones de ingresos
Respecto al ejercicio fiscal en curso, del que ya se ha completado más de la mitad, la compañía está registrando un crecimiento de ventas de " un dígito alto ", aunque condiciona el resultado final a la evolución de los últimos meses del año. Leer
GLS, the Spanish parcel and messenger company, reported a 12% increase in revenue to 620 million euros in its latest fiscal year, which concluded in March. The growth, although not expected to reach last year's levels, is attributed to the higher ticket size across various business segments, particularly driven by e-commerce during key periods like Christmas, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday.
However, GLS anticipates a slight moderation due to EU tariffs on low-value packages imposed on Chinese e-commerce platforms such as Shein, Temu, and AliExpress, which have seen a 30-40% drop in imports to Spain. Despite this, GLS maintains a strong presence with over 550 agencies and 9,600 parcel shops, along with 900 lockers, and plans to expand the locker network to 1,250 units by the end of the current fiscal year, marking a 39% increase.
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