Kerry Express has increased its deliveries by over 15 million packages (nearly 11%) over the same half year period as last year's, as well as reducing the costs (although the price per package fell too, resulting in reduction of gross profit - perhaps from falling consumer purchasing power in Q2). Future expansions include Kerry Cool Express (cold chain delivery) for temperature controlled goods, Kerry LTL for small freight, Kerry Wallet (a new payment system in partnership with SABUY). I believe Kerry will be Asia's UPS, Fedex or DHL, if not better. Systems will eventually be fully immersive and connected seamlessly between different countries. Definitely a VI hold, if one looks beyond the current domestic competition and economic situation. Price is fair and uptrending, as it should be for the market leader.