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Intralogistics specialist TGW Logistics has concluded the fiscal year 2024/2025 (July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025) with record values, despite challenging economic conditions. The revenue of the technology company – which plans, builds, and operates highly automated logistics centers for its international customers – slightly exceeded the all-time high of the previous year, reaching 1.07 billion euros. The earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) rose significantly to 49.3 million euros, and the number of employees grew to 4,645.
(Marchtrenk) “Our order intake has climbed by 55 percent to 1.5 billion euros – the highest value in the company’s history. This secures the utilization of the coming months in production and realization. The operating result (EBIT) has also developed significantly upwards, growing by 66 percent compared to the previous year to 49.3 million euros. Here we see the positive effects of the transformation program that we successfully completed in the summer of 2025,” emphasizes Henry Puhl, Chief Executive Officer of TGW Logistics.
Investments in research and development amounted to 52.8 million euros, which corresponds to 4.9 percent of revenue. Innovations have been an integral part of the company’s DNA since its founding in 1969. Currently, the focus is on mobile and stationary robotics, artificial intelligence, and the possibilities of digitization.
Medium-sized companies, as well as global players, rely on the expertise of TGW Logistics: In the fiscal year 2024/25, these included BSH Hausgeräte, healthcare provider OneMed, and spare parts expert AUTODOC.
Dual Employee Participation
For the fiscal year 2024/25, TGW Logistics is distributing a dual employee participation of 5.5 million euros – for the sixth time overall. “In the spirit of transparency and fairness, all employees receive the same base amount. Regardless of whether they work in Austria, the USA, or China, and independent of their function,” emphasizes Henry Puhl. “That our employees can share in the success is a central element of our foundation philosophy.”
As a foundation company, TGW Logistics also cannot be sold, making it a stable business partner and reliable employer. Two-thirds of the profit remain in the company and are reinvested. One-third flows to the owner, TGW Future Privatstiftung, which supports the charitable projects of TGW Future Wings with at least 30 percent of that. The latter focuses on the holistic personal development of children and adolescents.
Expansion of Headquarters on Track
In September 2024, the expansion of the TGW headquarters in Marchtrenk was officially launched. The construction progress is now clearly visible, and the flagship project is on schedule. “By summer 2026, we will build a 16,000 m² production hall and a highly automated storage system – as a basis for the planned growth in the coming years. In total, we are investing around 100 million euros,” says Sebastian Wolf, Chief Financial Officer of TGW Logistics. “This is not only a strong commitment to the potential of intralogistics but also, above all, to the location.”
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