Courier company Pegasus, which last year saw French GeoPost and Turkish Yurtici Kargo become part of its shareholder structure, ended the first three months of this year with a 1.3 million-euro turnover, 25% more than last year. “The rise is explained by the introduction of new products and concepts on the market, following the association with GeoPost. Our road parcel transport network also contributed to the rise, because this type of transport entails lower logistics costs than air transport,” said Sorin Ghinescu, marketing and corporate responsibility manager of Pegasus, a company that employs 250 staff. The company expects a 20% turnover rise this year, to 7.6 million euros.
“The volume of parcels is on average 10% lower this year, amid cost reductions operated by companies. We compensated for this decline by attracting new clients since the beginning of the year, from the telecommunications sector, the textile industry, as well as from the office supplies and stationery markets. Their parcels are delivered both on the Romanian market and to the international market,” Ghinescu said.
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Courier company Pegasus, which last year saw French GeoPost and Turkish Yurtici Kargo become part of its shareholder structure, ended the first three months of this year with a 1.3 million-euro turnover, 25% more than last year.