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UPDATE 1-UPS sees strong Q2 Asia growth, adds aircraft
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... UPSīs Asia volume grew more than 20 percent in the first quarter with the fastest growth from the regionīs small- and medium-sized enterprises.
The volume growth in Asia remained "very strong," said Derek Woodward, UPS Asia Pacific President. But he declined to give further details.
Atlanta-based UPS reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings last month and the company was optimistic about the marketīs outlook this year. [ID:nN27244676]
Woodward was in Shenzhen for the opening of UPSī Asia Pacific hub at the cityīs Baoan International Airport. The facilities with an investment of $180 million replace UPSīs hub in Clark, in the Philippines.
"China is our No. 1 international priority," Woodward said. "The new hub shall help to facilitate business in Asia."
Shenzhen, which is UPSīs second hub in China after Shanghai, will focus on intra-Asia traffic, which is boosted by a bilateral trade agreement between China and ASEAN that came into effect this year.
The volcanic ash cloud hampering air traffic in Europe did not present any issues for its business, International President Daniel Brutto told reporters.
Brutto also said the Europe debt crisis and a recent fall in the euro had no major impact on UPSī business so far and the crisis was isolated in Greece, Portugal, Spain and Ireland.
"I canīt predict the future but at this stage we are still very confident in our growth in Asia to Europe," he said.
UPS plans to add two aircraft in Hong Kong and one in Shanghai from June 1 to tap growth in China. It currently operates 23 aircraft within the Asia Pacific region. |
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