TNT expands international express network


Dated: 26 September 2008

TNT says it will add eight new branches to its international express network in China by the end of the year.

The expansion will bring the total number of TNT International Express branches in China to 34.
Through its wholly-owned subsidiary Tiandi-Hoau, TNT also operates China’s largest private domestic road network, which consists of 1,250 depots.

Most of the eight branches will be located in the Pearl River Delta area and the Yangtze River Delta area – China’s key manufacturing and export hubs.

The TNT International Express branches at Dongguan and Zhongshan will begin their operations in the end of September 2008.

This follows the opening of two earlier branches in Foshan, which opened on 1 August 2008 and in Shunde, which started operations on 1 September 2008.

In addition, another four TNT International Express branches will be set up in Nanning, Wenzhou, Kunshan and Shanghai Pudong by the end of the year.

 
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