Company Overview

Business Description

Sector
Industrials
Industry
Machinery
Headquarters
Germany DE
Employees
21 438
IPO date
Aug 30, 1990

Jungheinrich makes equipment that moves and stores goods inside factories, warehouses, and distribution centers. Its core products are forklift trucks, warehouse trucks, storage systems, and automated material-handling equipment. The company also helps customers plan and build warehouse systems that fit their operations.

Its main customers are industrial companies, retailers, logistics firms, and other businesses that run busy warehouses or production sites. Jungheinrich earns money by selling new equipment, renting trucks, servicing and repairing fleets, and installing automated intralogistics systems. It also supports customers with spare parts, maintenance contracts, and used equipment.

What makes Jungheinrich different is that it sits at the center of the warehouse workflow, not just at the point of sale of a truck. Customers can buy the machines, rent them, automate parts of the warehouse, and keep them running through the same company. That makes Jungheinrich more of a long-term partner in material handling than a simple equipment seller.

Jungheinrich AG Investor Relations

Address
Friedrich-Ebert-Damm 129
Hamburg
Germany

Business Segments

New trucks and warehouse systems

This business sells Jungheinrich forklifts, pallet trucks, stackers, and automated warehouse equipment such as conveyors, storage systems, and software that help move and store goods inside warehouses and factories.

Customers

Manufacturers, distributors, retailers, logistics companies, and warehouse operators that need to move materials and manage storage.

Revenue Model

The company earns money from equipment sales and from designing and installing warehouse systems.

Rental fleet

This business provides short-term and medium-term access to trucks and warehouse equipment for customers that need extra capacity or do not want to buy equipment outright.

Customers

Companies that need material handling equipment for seasonal demand, project work, or temporary replacement.

Revenue Model

The company charges rental fees for the use of the equipment.

Service and spare parts

This business maintains, repairs, and inspects Jungheinrich equipment and sells replacement parts, batteries, and accessories to keep customer fleets running.

Customers

Owners and users of Jungheinrich trucks and warehouse systems, including businesses that operate their own fleets.

Revenue Model

The company earns money from maintenance contracts, repair work, inspections, and parts sales.

Used equipment

This business refurbishes and resells returned or trade-in trucks and warehouse equipment for customers that want lower-cost material handling equipment.

Customers

Small and medium-sized businesses, fleet buyers, and customers looking for lower-priced equipment.

Revenue Model

The company makes money by selling refurbished used equipment.

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Management

Dr. Lars Brzoska

Chairman of the Board of Management & Corporate Labor Director

Biography unavailable

Mr. Udo Panenka

Member of the Board of Management & Automation

Biography unavailable

Heike Wulff

Member of the Board of Management - Finance

Biography unavailable

Ms. Nadine Despineux

Member of the Board of Management of Sales

Biography unavailable

Maik Manthey

Member of the Board of Management of Technics

Biography unavailable

Ms. Andrea Bleesen

Head of Investor Relations

Biography unavailable

Mr. Markus Piazza

Head of Corporate Communications

Biography unavailable

Mr. Thomas Heyn

Executive Human Resources Director

Biography unavailable

Dr. Stefan Seemüller

Head of Project Sales

Biography unavailable

Mr. Frank Strasmann

Managing Director of Sales

Biography unavailable

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