FRANKFURT (Reuters) – The world’s largest contract logistics provider, U.S.-based GXO, said on Wednesday it hoped to significantly increase its share of sales in Germany over the next five years with warehouse-related services in Europe’s largest economy. GXO, which was spun off from U.S. logistics company XPO and went public last year, recently agreed to buy Britain’s Clipper Logistics for around $1.3 billion to tap into rising demand for warehouse space around the world. “With the acquisition of Clipper, we are creating the conditions to have a stronger presence in the German market and reac…