- Leading European retail experts visit TGW Evolution Park
- A preview of tomorrow's shopping experience and distribution centres
- Focus on robotics, digitisation, e-commerce, and omnichannel
- Turnover at 713 million euros (FY 2017/2018)
- Employee number increases to 3.165 worldwide (as of June 30, 2018)
- Sustainable investments in the future
- Research and development budget increases by 25 percent
TGW is building a huge warehousing and order picking system for the Decathlon Group in Rouvignies, France. The contract between TGW and the French sporting goods retail specialist was signed in the summer of 2016. The plant is scheduled to go live in 2019.
TGW employs 3,200 people all over the world, 1,600 are working in Upper Austria. The huge success of the last years and the involved growth caused shortage of space in Wels, the former headquarters. Therefore, the construction works for the new headquarters in Marchtrenk, the TGW Evolution Park, started in November 2016. At the beginning of June 2018, the innovative working space for 700 employees opened its gates. The Austrian specialist for warehouse automation and material handling solutions invested 55 million in the state-of-the-art headquarters with activity-based working concept.
Interdiscount is the market leader for home electronics in Switzerland. The retailing expert, who is looking to substantially develop online business, is in the course of expanding its non-food range on Microspot.ch to 260,000 different products. To prepare Interdiscount’s intralogistics for these new challenges, TGW has built a fully automated distribution center at the company’s headquarters in Jegenstorf, Switzerland. After two and a half years of construction time, the grand opening ceremony for the new state-of-the art hub was held at the end of May 2018.
Only three years after the opening of the TGW production unit in China, the international automotive parts supplier HELLA invests in an automatic mini-load warehouse.
In the course of the reorganisation of its logistics strategy, Triumph International AG decided to expand the existing logistics centre in Wiener Neustadt, Austria. With a new solution, TGW Logistics Group from Wels will implement the new logistics strategy.
Flexible, fast, modular – Over the entire life cycle of a material handling system. The TGW Logistics Group, as a leading systems integrator, offers material handling solutions with a 360-degree perspective.
Expansion and new building for better performance – Stahlgruber, company for car spare parts, garage equipment, tools and accessories for the automobile industry, trusts in TGW's technologies and expands its logistics centre at the site in Sulzbach-Rosenberg, including a new construction of the goods-in area and the automatic mini-load warehouse.
An automated logistics solution comprises the complex interaction between numerous systems, components, products and processes. Challenges like ensuring the cold and freezer chain have to be considered right from the start in order to guarantee long-lasting satisfaction in every step up to the end customer. TGW has been working in the grocery industry for years and aimed its products at this industry – every system, every component and every product can be used in temperatures from +40 to -30 degree Celsius without any difficulty.
It's a simple approach with a huge effect, making the solution finding process more precise, efficient and effective. And above all: faster. Smart Glasses make our on-site engineers unbeatable.
In January 2012, three Swiss wrote company history by planning a new start in intralogistics. Within the first year, they already achieved big successes in the entire TGW Group. Now they are celebrating the fifth anniversary of the new TGW unit in Switzerland.
Online giant Zalando will install a brand new logistics centre in Lahr, Germany, together with TGW. On the green field, they will implement a new project with a special focus on sustainability – and of course the latest technologies.
TGW Logistics Group headquartered in Wels, expands its head office. The leading systems provider of intralogistics solutions recently purchased a 75,000 square metre area in the neighbouring community Marchtrenk. Until 2018, a new office building as well as a production hall shall be built.
Automated logistics solutions provider TGW is extending the logistics centre of Bestseller, the Danish multi-label fashion retailer and one of Europe’s largest clothing companies.
On Tuesday, 23rd June 2015, TGW officially launched the production facility in Changzhou and celebrated this milestone with traditional Chinese fireworks – the louder, the more successful the business.
When it comes to cleaning systems, the whole world relies on products and solutions by Kärcher - private as well as professional users. But what to do, if a nozzle of one of the high pressure cleaners is blocked up? No problem - Kärcher's spare parts distribution centre realized by TGW in the German town Obersontheim cares for a fast replacement.
Hermle continues on expansion course, and so TGW relocated and extended the existing automatic mini-load warehouse as fundamental part of the new logistics centre.
- Leading European retail experts visit TGW Evolution Park
- A preview of tomorrow's shopping experience and distribution centres
- Focus on robotics, digitisation, e-commerce, and omnichannel
- Turnover at 713 million euros (FY 2017/2018)
- Employee number increases to 3.165 worldwide (as of June 30, 2018)
- Sustainable investments in the future
- Research and development budget increases by 25 percent
