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In a meeting on February 27, 2020, the Supervisory Board of BREMER LAGERHAUS-GESELLSCHAFT –Aktiengesellschaft von 1877- overwhelmingly appointed Ms. Ulrike Riedel as a Member of the Board of Management with joint authorization to represent the company.

Now BLG LOGISTICS has also become a strategic partner of fischerwerke. It has taken over logistical handling of the articles from the fischer System-Tec product range as well as the fischer standard fixings range. Following the contract signing in May 2019, the first delivery started from the logistics center in Düsseldorf on August 5, 2019.

• Result increased by 12 percent
• Dividend up to 45 cents per individual share
• Supervisory Board and CEO discharged with large majority

From May until probably the beginning of August, a Liebherr LR 1600/2 crawler crane from the company Schmidbauer will be on site at BLG AutoTerminal Bremerhaven. It is there for special project loading. With the current configuration, the crane can lift weights of up to 600 tons. The BLG High & Heavy team will use the LR 1600 among other things to load a 333-ton turbine from the quay onto a barge.

• Sales increase to around EUR 1.14 billion

• EBT increases by just under 12 percent
• CO₂ reduction target achieved 
• Customers consider BLG LOGISTICS especially committed to automation

With the ground-breaking ceremony on Monday morning, official construction work starts for PUMA's new logistics and distribution center in Geiselwind. It will be operated by BLG LOGISTICS.

“2018 was a successful year overall for the BLG Group – while challenges certainly arose, there were also many good news stories,” stated BLG CEO Frank Dreeke at the Bremen State Press Conference on Ports on December 17 in Bremen.

To a growing extent, modern seaports and inland ports are controlled by IT systems. In this context the smooth exchange of information between port stakeholders is crucial from a business perspective. Even the briefest system downtimes can give rise to substantial financial losses. Within the framework of a new project codenamed SecProPort, which has attracted a subsidy of around 2.8 million euros from the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (BMVI), an industry and research consortium is developing a security architecture to comprehensively protect port logistics against cyber attacks.

Today, the BLG Group simultaneously celebrated the opening of its second logistics center in Falkensee near Berlin and the start of operations in its new distribution center for IKEA in Elsdorf between Hamburg and Bremen.