Direct Link strengthens its international business and rebrands to PostNord

October 1, 2024 by
Frank Calviño

Swedish-Danish Postal Group PostNord´s different international operations are now being together as one business unit under joint management. The aim is to capture the growth potential for e-commerce imports and strengthen market leadership.

The launch of PostNord International marks an important milestone in the company´s history. The three international business units—PostNord Germany, PostNord Worldwide Connect, and Direct Link—are now consolidated into a unified and dynamic organization ready for success on the global stage.

Over the past years, PostNord has been increasingly focused on expanding its international footprint, capturing new business opportunities outside the Nordics. With international flows accounting for a significant part of the future logistics related business, the formation of PostNord International represents a strategic initiative to adapt to this growth potential.

PostNord International bring together the diverse strengths and expertise of the three international units. This consolidation will enable the group to leverage synergies, optimize resources, and deliver even greater value to their customers.

“We are excited about the international opportunities that lies ahead, and we firmly believe that PostNord International will play a crucial role in realizing our ambition to become a market leader,” 

“Our customers are at the core of everything we do, and through a shared commitment across the broader PostNord organization, we will continue to deliver products and services that exceed their expectations,” says Kim Pedersen Chief PostNord International.

From October 1st, we will be branded as PostNord. Our new website is www.postnord.com.

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