“Disciplined yield and capacity management, along with structural cost improvements achieved through the "Fit for Growth" programme, supported earnings growth,” the release reads. “The strong revenue and earnings performance in the second quarter demonstrates that the consistent execution of our strategic measures is paying off. Higher productivity and efficiency, combined with the strength of our global network, enable us to capitalise on growth opportunities and translate revenue growth into even stronger earnings growth,” he added. Free cash flow (excluding M&A) amounted to €569 million (Q2 2025: €329 million) in the second quarter. Excluding consolidation and currency effects, DHL eCommerce recorded strong revenue growth in the second quarter, supported by the continued structural growth trend in e-commerce.