Global Pricing Study 2021 in Logistics: Will the Winners of 2020 Prevail this Year?

Published on January 19, 2023

During the last, challenging year, many logistics companies have fared particularly well. What are the reasons for that? And can this success be maintained in the future? In the recently released Simon-Kucher Global Pricing Study, we take an in-depth look at the logistics industry and try to find the answers.

The last year was heavily marked by the effects of the COVID-19 crisis. Many industries, like tourism and restaurants, were experiencing a (sometimes mandated) sharp decline in demand and are still facing substantial profit losses. Luckily, the logistics industry has been doing comparatively well, as we found out in our recently published Global Pricing Study (GPS) 2021. For key insights about the logistics sector, we surveyed decision-makers in logistics companies from 15 countries.

Largely positive verdict for 2020

Despite the difficult year, the…

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