Business concept, strategy and goal

Jetpak must be the easiest and fastest option for package deliveries and door-to-door shipments. The company offers solutions for both spontaneous transportation needs and customised express logistics.

Jetpak has an overall strategy for customer-driven growth based on Jetpak’s flight network and express services within the Nordic region and Europe. The business must be “asset light” and with a high degree of digitization. In addition, Jetpak will maintain a complementary road transport network in order to be able to offer a full-service concept to and from the Nordic region.

Jetpak’s overall strategy is supported by seven sub-strategies;

• Sales and marketing strategy
  Jetpak’s sales strategy aims to contribute to increased customer value by providing special vertical logistics expertise in order to thereby achieve the best possible customer solution.
  Jetpak’s marketing strategy will ensure a high level of brand awareness via social media, as well as run activities to ensure rare purchase customers in combination with various direct marketing measures.
• Product and growth strategy
  Jetpak can offer fast, simple and precise express deliveries based on Jetpak’s flight and road network to solve both customers’ spontaneous logistics needs as well as their more systematic and unique transport solution needs with a geographical focus on the Nordic region and Europe. 
• Pricing strategy
  Jetpak can offer prices that balance profitability in relation to a flexible and high-quality customer offering, while the price weapon must be able to be used to gain volume in competitive customer and market segments.
• Network strategy
  For its customers’ transport needs, Jetpak must ensure that it has access to a flexible, stable, standardized and “asset-light” flight network, predominantly based on commercial flight capacity.
• Acquisition strategy
  Jetpak’s market position in the Nordic region and in Europe will be increased through organic growth, complemented by acquisitions in both the Air (Road) and Road transport segments.
  Potential acquisition objects must be sought and analyzed to ensure an ideal geographical and product-related match, as well as where commercial and production synergies can be achieved.
• Cost strategy
  Jetpak shall continuously strive for cost and process efficiency to ensure a low and variable cost base, through high technology utilization and digitization.
  Jetpak will continue to develop a customer-focused, long-term stable, scalable and flexible production system – to ensure future process optimization and cost efficiency.
• Employee strategy
  Jetpak shall attract and retain employees with a high degree of competence and market insight to ensure a business-oriented and commercial focus, in combination with efficient employee processes.

The Jetpak Board has set the following financial goals:

Growth
The group’s goal is to have an average annual organic sales growth of at least 5 percent over a business cycle.

Profitability
The group’s long-term goal is to achieve an adjusted EBITA margin of 12 percent.