Copenhagen, Feb 13, 2026, 11:32 CET — Regular session
- DSV shares slipped roughly 3% in late morning trading in Copenhagen.
- Thursday’s 10.5% plunge—easily its steepest decline in years—is still weighing on the stock.
- Shareholders are set to vote at the annual general meeting on March 19. The company’s next results are expected in late April.
By 11:32 a.m. CET, DSV A/S traded 2.9% lower at 1,653.5 Danish crowns, deepening losses as European industrials faced another day of heavy selling. (MarketScreener)
Shares dropped 10.5% Thursday, closing at 1,702.5 crowns—well below the intraday peak of 1,913.5, according to data. (Investing)
This isn’t a lightweight stock we’re talking about—DSV’s plunge marked its sharpest decline in about six years. Shares in the freight forwarder slid just as European equities pulled back from record territory, with industrials taking a hit. (Reuters)
The company put out its annual general meeting notice Friday morning, setting the date for March 19 at its Hedehusene headquarters. Investors can also tune in live via webcast on the company’s investor portal. (GlobeNewswire)
DSV’s annual report, released earlier this month, flagged sliding freight rates now that Red Sea routes are back in play—and raised the possibility of fresh port congestion. “It will likely create some temporary congestion,” CFO Michael Ebbe said. (Reuters)
DSV called its fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results “solid” in a press update on the annual report, and expects to wrap up the Schenker integration in 2026. (Dsv)
DSV, a freight forwarder, lines up transport across air, sea, and road. Its earnings are sensitive to changes in shipping and air cargo pricing, along with the ebb and flow of global trade volumes.
Nasdaq Copenhagen’s equities desk runs from 0900 to 1700 local time, syncing the stock right into the pulse of Europe’s daily risk appetite—not shuffled off to after-hours. (Nasdaq)
DSV runs a single share class structure, with every share granting one vote, the company’s share information shows. (Dsv)
There’s a chance Thursday’s slump could snowball into something bigger. Freight rates are quick to shift; if shipment volumes lose steam or costs start to outpace forecasts, integration could get bumpy in a hurry.
DSV’s next two key dates: the annual general meeting lands on March 19, followed by quarterly results due April 29, per its 2026 financial calendar. (Dsv)
