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From market driver to transport professional: How the transport company became the market leader for automotive logistics.

1954
Founding of the transport company Hödlmayr

1961
Johann Hödlmayr buys two car transporters.

1968
First customs warehouse on the company’s own land.

1971
First central warehouse of an Austrian importer.

1973
Hödlmayr builds its own railway connection in Schwertberg.

1974
The expansion adventure begins
Establishment of subsidiaries, branches and joint ventures in:
- 1894 Rosenheim
- 1990 Hungary, Belgium
- 1991 Graz
- 1992 Czech Republic
- 1994 Slovenia
- 1999 Croatia
- 2002 Romania, Serbia, Cologne
- 2006 Slovakia
- 2008 Bulgaria and Ukraine
- 2011 Turkey
- 2012 Valencia
- 2013 Wiener Neustadt
- 2014 Georgia
- 2015 Leipzig

1980
Hödlmayr expands its core competencies and converts vehicles.

1999
Hödlmayr International AG is born.

2011
In Belgium, the first photovoltaic system is installed on a Hödlmayr site:
With 21,500 solar panels, around 1,456 tons of CO 2 can be saved and 1,290 families in Tongeren can be supplied with electricity.

2013
Higher, heavier, larger: to meet the growing market demands of our customers, Hödlmayr further expands the field of commercial vehicle transport.

2017
Foundation of Hödlmayr Rail Logistics GmbH:
The mission of sustainability continues to gain ground; rail transports are further expanded and professionalized in Hödlmayr’s portfolio

2019
65th anniversary of the company:
With Johannes Alexander Hödlmayr, a member of the 3rd generation joins the company’s ranks.

2021
- With the foundation of Hödlmayr Urban Logistics GmbH, services relating to vehicle remarketing are now also offered
- The Schwertberg photovoltaic system is built
With over 3,888 solar panels, around 1000 tons of CO 2 can be saved annually.

2022
Rail transport is further expanded:
In Schwertberg, we now also welcome trains from Barcelona

Future
Together with our customers, #peopleinlogistics are constantly developing the sustainable logistics concepts of the day after tomorrow.