DB Schenker News

Reliable supply chains even during Coronavirus outbreak • First shipment comprises 10 train wagons full of spaghetti, penne and fusilli • Short-notice replenishment for more than 650 supermarkets

DB Regio achieves successful turnaround • Investment program expanded, with a focus on DB's rail infrastructure • Increase in revenues • Decrease in profits

DB Schenker transported the bones of a long-neck dinosaur from Sauriermuseum Aathal in Switzerland to the Oertijdmuseum Boxtel in the Netherlands

DB Schenker, Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group, TransLink Capital, and existing shareholders Lukasz Gadowski and btov join to extend Series C funding

Tailor-made after-sales service for luxury fashion • Brand consistent VIP customer treatment • 24/7 availability in DB Schenker network

AGILOX can lift and lower pallets independently • Autonomous and driverless transport system • Pilot project successfully completed

Logistics provider transports 10 tons of donated items to Greece

Expected to ship about 282,000 orders during its first year in operation, the new facility joins two other DB Schenker-Porsche parts distribution centres that are already operating in China and Korea.

DB Schenker opened its first fully solar- powered logistics center in Dubai with an area of 33,000 m2. The regional distribution center, DLC II, is located in the logistics area of Dubai South, in the immediate vicinity of Al Maktoum International Airport.

DB Schenker is committed to Africa as a future market and will continue to strengthen its activities there. The company took its first step in emphasizing this goal by declaring it has joined the "Pan-African Mobility Alliance", an alliance with business, science and politics initiated by the German government to promote the continent's economy.