Hungarian company WABERER’S INTERNATIONAL acquired 62.5% of GYSEV CARGO and plans to increase its share. The €5 million investment focuses on expanding logistics infrastructure and strengthening market competitiveness. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

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WABERER’S INTERNATIONAL Expands Its Market Presence

GYSEV CARGO ranks among Hungary’s leading freight carriers, offering reliable transportation solutions for diverse industries. It operates both owned and leased rolling stock, ensuring efficiency and flexibility.

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Its Austrian branch, Raaberbahn Cargo, manages international freight operations, enhancing its European logistics network. The company operates a key container terminal in Sopron, located in northwest Hungary.

WABERER’S Strengthens GYSEV CARGO with Investments

GYSEV CARGO plans to open a new terminal in Debrecen, further increasing its logistics capacity. The expansion supports infrastructure development and positions the operator for broader market growth.

Financial reports for 2023 indicate pre-tax earnings of 598 million HUF (€1.5 million). Net profit reached 544 million HUF, while total revenue amounted to 28.4 billion HUF (€72 million).

The deal is expected to close in the first half of 2025 after regulatory approvals. WABERER’S ensures compliance with Hungarian and Austrian laws, maintaining transparency throughout the process.

Earlier, WABERER’S acquired 51% of PSP Group, expanding into the Romanian transport market. This acquisition reinforced its position in Eastern Europe and broadened its logistics capabilities.

The GYSEV CARGO acquisition demonstrates WABERER’S commitment to growth in international freight transportation. These investments create new opportunities for expansion, increasing operational capacity and competitiveness.

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