An eventful company history
Facts & Figures
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| Turnover in EUR (2023) | 580 million |
| Employees (incl. temporary workers) | 4,4001 |
| Locations | 69 |
| Countries | 11 |
| Vehicle Fleet | 233 |
| Handling and Warehouse Space in sqm | 800,000 |
| Shipments FTL/LTL / Intermodal / Rail (2023) | 0.4 million |
| Shipments Retail / Fashion / Industry Networks / Air + Ocean (2023) | 1.8 million |
as of 04|2024
1 Annual average 2023
History
The German Geis Group takes over the majority of 66% of the shares of Quehenberger Logistics.
Sales record over 600 Mil. EUR.
Sales record over 500 Mil. EUR.
The total warehouse space exceeds 700,000 sqm.
10 year anniversary of the Quehenberger Logistics brand.
The total warehouse space exceeds 500,000 sqm.
The total warehouse space exceeds 400,000 sqm.
Expansion of the presence in Eastern Europe by the markets of Poland and Kazakhstan.
Foundation of Quehenberger Logistics Sweden.
Sale of shares in Q Logistics GmbH to ÖBB-Holding AG.
Takeover of the Alpin Spedition GmbH.
The total warehouse space exceeds 300,000 sqm.
Opening of eight new logistics locations.
Joint venture with the ÖBB-Holding AG in the area of groupage Austria.
Foundation of Q Logistics GmbH.
Foundation of Quehenberger Air + Ocean GmbH.
Renaming of X1 EXPRESS GmbH in Quehenberger Express GmbH.
Takeover of the Günter Bauer Transportgesellschaft.
Takeover of the German Transalkim Internationale Speditions GmbH with locations in Germany, Romania, Hungary and the Netherlands.
Acquisition of the Logwin locations Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Macedonia, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia.
Takeover of X1 EXPRESS GmbH.
Renaming of the AUGUSTIN Network (former LKW Augustin) locations to Quehenberger Logistics.
Takeover of the Road + Rail Eastern Europe business unit and the Austria network of Logwin AG by Christian Fürstaller, Rodolphe Schoettel and Rudi Quehenberger.
Renaming of the company to Quehenberger Logistics.
Takeover of LKW Augustin by Christian Fürstaller and Rodolphe Schoettel.
Renaming of Quehenberger to Logwin.
Takeover of the Welz group and thus expansion of the presence in Eastern and Southeastern Europe.
Increased activities in Contract Logistics.
Sale of the Quehenberger Logistics Group to the Luxembourgian Thiel Logistik AG.
Foundation of the locations in Romania and Ukraine.
Foundation of the location in Belarus.
Foundation of the location in Hungary.
Renaming of Lausenhammer to R. Quehenberger Spedition.
Rudi Quehenberger's entry into Lausenhammer transport company in Salzburg.