TNT Express is an international transportation company that moves 4.7 million parcels, documents, and pieces of freight every week to more than 200 countries. TNT Express operates air and road transportation networks in Europe, China, South America, the Asia-Pacific and the Middle East. The company employs 83,000 people and runs a fleet of about 30,000 road vehicles and 50 aircraft. It has more than 2,600 depots and sorting centres. TNT Express made €7.053 billion in revenue in 2010. TNT Express is officially quoted on NYSE Euronext Amsterdam. More information about TNT Express can be found on website: http://www.tnt.com/express

    TNT Express China is a part of TNT Express. Its main business is to provide international express and domestic road distribution services. For International Express, TNT China has 34 branches and 5 international gateways. As a leading player in the Sino-Europe international express market, TNT has dedicated Boeing 747 freighters operating seven flights per week between Shanghai and Europe and five flights per week between Hong Kong and Europe. For domestic road distribution, TNT manages the most extensive private road transportation network in China through TNT Hoau, its wholly-owned subsidiary. TNT Hoau’s network consists of 57 operation hubs and 1,600 depots, covering over 600 cities in China. In February, 2009, TNT Hoau pioneered the country’s first "Day-Definite" service, which now covers 29 major cities and 800 depots nationwide. TNT employs 21,000 professional employees in Mainland China. TNT is the first logistics company to achieve the Investor in People (IiP) accreditation. This accreditation recognizes TNT’s long term commitment to employee training and development programs.

     As a responsible corporate citizen, TNT partners with both the United Nations World Food Program and the United Nations Environmental Program to jointly combat the issues of world hunger and pollution. Reducing carbon emissions is a key part of TNT’s sustainability strategy. TNT has a global initiative called "Planet Me". It aims to improve the carbon efficiency of the company’s global operation through "Count Carbon" (measuring and monitoring CO2 performance); "Code Orange" (improving CO2 efficiency of core operational activities); "Choose Orange" (engaging employees to adopt sustainable behaviour at work and home).

      In China, TNT along with the China Youth Development Foundation helps AIDS children in Yunnan Province through a long-time program called "Orange Care". This program has helped over 1,000 children with AIDS by providing housing and educational programs.

      TNT is recognized as among the world’s leading companies in the area of global sustainability. In 2010 TNT again awarded "Super Sector Leader" in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index.

Visit TNT Express China online at: www.tnt.com.cn.

Visit TNT Hoau online at: www.hoau.net