Aramex profits plummet due to pandemic costs

Duabi-based courier Aramex is optimistic about the future of the logistics industry as the global economy looks to recover from the coronavirus pandemic.

In its 2020 financial results Aramex said it believed 2021 would be a year of consolidation but it saw encouraging demand-side fundamentals that will stimulate the market for shipment deliveries globally and domestically.

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Aramex profits plummet due to pandemic costs

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