Bertschi Group expects a challenging year, despite increased turnover

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2022 was a positive year for the Swiss Bertschi Group. However, despite a turnover increase of 8 per cent, the company sees a gloomy future. The chemical-specialised transport company expects a further deterioration of the economic situation in the first half of 2023, which will be reflected in a “significantly lower demand” for logistics services. In addition, the company struggles with high costs due to high energy prices.

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Bertschi Group expects a challenging year, despite increased turnover

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2022 was a positive year for the Swiss Bertschi Group. However, despite a turnover increase of 8 per cent, the company sees a gloomy future. The chemical-specialised transport company expects a further deterioration of the economic situation in the first half of 2023, which will be reflected in a “significantly lower demand” for logistics services. In addition, the company struggles with high costs due to high energy prices.

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