DHL CEO sees Korea as winner in global supply chain shake-up

What happened: DHL Group CEO Tobias Meyer said South Korea is emerging as a potential winner in the global supply chain shake-up, citing its semiconductor strength and Why it matters: Meyer said DHL wants to deepen ties with Korean conglomerates that have handled logistics in-house, and cited cooperation with Hyundai and Boston Dynamics on warehouse robots and Kia electric vans. Key numbers: DHL operates some 60,000 electric delivery vehicles worldwide and targets a fully electric local delivery fleet in Korea by 2030. India is DHL's largest Asia-Pacific market by warehouse footprint.

DHL Group CEO Tobias Meyer said South Korea is emerging as a potential winner in the global supply chain shake-up, citing its semiconductor strength and

Meyer said DHL wants to deepen ties with Korean conglomerates that have handled logistics in-house, and cited cooperation with Hyundai and Boston Dynamics on warehouse robots and Kia electric vans. Key numbers: DHL operates some 60,000 electric delivery vehicles worldwide and targets a fully electric local delivery fleet in Korea by 2030. India is DHL's largest Asia-Pacific market by warehouse footprint.