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Abhijeet S
DHL has identified India as one of its four key growth markets in the Asia-Pacific region. The company will soon start operations at its first world-class courier terminal at the Delhi international airport.
The terminal, which would have an independent custom-bonded warehouse, would be soon replicated in Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata airports as part of plans to make the country a "South Asia hub of choice", DHL worldwide express India country manager Chris Callen said.
"This facility will be the first of its kind in India and will be among the best that DHL has built worldwide. We are spending close to Rs 18 crore on this project and have committed to go live by October 1, 2003," he said.
reliable services to over 3.5 million customers
The terminal, which would have an independent custom-bonded warehouse, would be soon replicated in Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata airports as part of plans to make the country a "South Asia hub of choice", DHL worldwide express India country manager Chris Callen said.
"This facility will be the first of its kind in India and will be among the best that DHL has built worldwide. We are spending close to Rs 18 crore on this project and have committed to go live by October 1, 2003," he said.
reliable services to over 3.5 million customers