Joint-Venture Hoyer-Odfjell

Article Abstract:

With effect from 1 January 1999, German Hoyer GmbH and Norwegian Odfjell ASA of Bergen will found a joint venture for the worldwide use and marketing of tank containers. Odfjell is a leading parcel tank operator. The company has 59 ships and operates tank depots for chemical products. Hoyer will bring its overseas tank container business into the joint venture, which, with a tank container fleet of 2,600, is to generate an annual turnover of US$ 50mn. *

Comment:

Enters deal w/ Odfjell ASA for the worldwide use and marketing of tank containers

Strategic alliances, Norway, Deep Sea Freight Transportation, Containerships, Container ships, Odfjell ASA, Article, Hoyer GmbH

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GERMANY: PARTNER FOR RAIL4CHEM

Article Abstract:

Rail4chem GmbH, the transport joint venture of BASF AG, Hoyer GmbH, Bertschi AG and VTG-Lehnkering, has agreed upon cooperation with Hoyer Railserv GmbH in rail transport. The two companies are to cooperate in the purchasing of equipment and services, drawing up transport concepts and bids, and in emergency services.

Line-Haul Railroads, Railroad Freight Operations, Railroads, line-haul operating, Rail freight, Bertschi AG

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GERMANY: BULK LOGISTICS BY HOYER, TALKE

Article Abstract:

In order to meet demand for supply chain management, Hoyer and Hurth-based Talke have set up a joint venture for silo transport. Hoyer-Talke Dry Bulk Logistics has a fleet of 250 road vehicles and 500 silo containers.

Trucking, General Freight Trucking, Trucking & Courier Services, Ex. Air, Equipment rental & leasing, not elsewhere classified, Container Leasing, Commercial Air, Rail, and Water Transportation Equipment Rental and Leasing, Container industry, Cargo leasing

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