The company TNT Post has changed its operating name in Britain to what?
Koninklijke TNT Post companies: Until 2002 the national postal service of the Netherlands was called "PTT Post". "TNT Post" became the new name of "TPG Post" on October 16, 2006. The old red TPG mailboxes were changed to the new orange TNT mailboxes throughout the country. In May 2011, due to growing divergence of two major TNT N.V. divisions, mail and express, the company changed its name to PostNL, with demerging TNT Express. "Sure we can" has been TNT Post's slogan since 2010. Koninklijke TNT Post Koninklijke TNT Post BV () was the national postal company in the Netherlands, owned by TNT N.V.
TNT N.V. and several road freight companies in China, India and Brazil. On 2 August 2010, TNT N.V. announced its intention to split up into two independent companies, an express and a mail company. The demerger became effective in May 2011: TNT Express was listed on the Amsterdam stock exchange, and TNT N.V. subsequently renamed itself PostNL. TNT N.V. was officially quoted on the Euronext Amsterdam Stock Exchange, until May 2011. TNT employed 155,000 people. Over 2009, TNT reported €10.4 billion in revenues and an operating income of €648 million. Its major competitors included FedEx, DHL, and national post carriers such as