LOXXESS is restructuring

The Europe-wide contract logistics company LOXXESS plans to convert from a stock corporation (JSC) to a Societas Europaea (SE). This decision is intended to provide the German company based in the Greater Munich area with more flexibility in structuring its operations. The shareholders of the LOXXESS Group will take on a more active role in the strategic development of the company in the future.

As part of these changes, LOXXESS AG and the previous CEO Ingo Brauckmann (2nd from right) have mutually agreed to end their collaboration. Christina Thurner, one of the owners, will resume operational leadership responsibilities alongside her strategic tasks. Her brother, Dr. Claus-Peter Amberger, who is also a co-owner, expressed gratitude to Brauckmann for his commitment and the foundations he has laid for the future development of LOXXESS.

Focus on customer needs and technological advancement

The LOXXESS Group will continue to align itself with the demands of its customers and markets. The well-known business units will remain in focus. Additionally, the company plans to further expand its activities in the areas of information technology, artificial intelligence, processes, and automation. These strategic fields of action are intended to enhance the efficiency and adaptability of the company.

The LOXXESS Group employs over 3,200 staff. With 24 locations in Germany, the Czech Republic, and Poland, as well as a warehouse area of 380,000 m², the company offers tailored logistics and fulfillment solutions for various industries, including pharmaceuticals and e-commerce. LOXXESS has made a name for itself by meeting the individual requirements of customers from industry and trade while also creating added value in customer service and e-business. The company has been recognized multiple times for its innovative logistics solutions, including the European Logistics Award from the European Logistics Association (ELA).

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