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Business Post - Finally signs deal with Royal Mail

February 2004

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Business Post's subsidiary, UK Mail, has signed heads ofterms with Royal Mail for access to the latter's local sorting and final delivery network. Although the price that Royal Mail will charge Business Post for delivering that "final mile"won't be determined untilcontracts are exchanged later this month, Business Post did state that they would be similar to the original terms mooted by Postcomm. With the shares hitting new highs investors are clearly salivating overBusiness Post's opportunity to capture a significant share of the Â£5.5 billion market for business mail. Keep buying. ...

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