Factsheet - Duisburger Hafen AG

duisport – Duisburger Hafen AG
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duisport – Duisburger Hafen AG
Viktoria Orosz
Head of Corporate Communications
Alte Ruhrorter Str. 42-52
D – 47119 Duisburg
Tel.: +49 (0) 203 803-4465
Fax: +49 (0) 203 803-4409
E-Mail: [email protected]
Facts, figures and data of Duisburger Hafen AG
Size and equipment:
• World’s largest inland container port
• 1,400 hectare area, of which 300 hectares logport I and II, 21 port basins,
200 km of track, 8 container terminals with 21 gantry cranes, 5 import coal
terminals, approximately 0.6 million m³ tank room for liquid goods, 19 facilities for handling liquid goods
• 130 cranes up to 500 t lifting capacity, 2 Ro/Ro facilities
Sales:
• 2015: € 217 million (2014: € 198 million)
EBITDA:
• 2015: € 37 million (2014: € 35 million)
Cargo handled 2015:
• Total cargo handled by all Duisburg ports including the private ports: 129
million t (2014: 131 million t)
• Total cargo handled by the duisport Group: 69 million t (2014: 65 million t)
• Containers handled: 3.6 million TEU (2014: 3.4 million TEU)
Transport connections:
• Network with more than 400 train connections per week to over 80 national
and international destinations
• Transport node for five autobahns
• Water depth for river-sea vessels with a loading capacity of up to 6,000 t or
around 500 20 foot standard containers
• Handles 20,000 trains and 20,000 ships per annum
Storage space:
• 2 million m² of covered storage space
Employees:
• About 1,100 in the duisport Group
• More than 45,000 direct and indirect port-dependent employees in around
300 transport and logistics companies in the whole Port of Duisburg
Investments:
• € 600 million since 1998
Business model based on three core areas:
• Infrastructure and suprastructure
• Logistic services
• Packing logistics
Global companies in Duisburg (selection):
• Audi, Danone Waters, DB Schenker, DHL, Hewlett Packard, Johnson &
Johnson, Kühne + Nagel, Mitsubishi, Siemens, Volkswagen
Executive Board:
• Erich Staake (President & CEO), Prof. Thomas Schlipköther, Markus
Bangen
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