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Thyssenkrupp and Duisport are joining forces in logistics

With the approval of the German Cartel Office, the major logistics partnership between thyssenkrupp Steel Logistics GmbH and Duisburg port operator Duisport is about to officially become a reality. This cooperation will make a significant contribution to Europe's steel and logistics industries.

Thyssenkrupp and Duisport are joining forces in logistics


Under the partnership agreement, thyssenkrupp Steel Logistics GmbH will hold a 51% stake in the venture. Duisport will hold a 49% stake in the partnership. The main goal of this strategic move is to combine the expertise of the two companies to make better use of existing resources and develop one of Europe's largest steel and logistics hubs.

Markus Micken, head of logistics at Thyssenkrupp Steel Logistics, emphasized that Duisburg has the largest inland port in the world, handling more than 60 million tons of raw materials and bulk materials annually. Micken said that this partnership is a natural part of the logistics development and transformation in Duisburg and the Rhine-Ruhr region.

Founded in 2022, thyssenkrupp Steel Logistics GmbH is an important player in the industry with approximately 300 employees. The company adds value to this partnership with its broad logistics portfolio and advanced technology solutions. On the other hand, Duisport contributes to the cooperation with its expertise in bulk goods handling and the use of push boats and barges. Duisport's landing port in Schwelgern has an annual capacity of 20 million tons of raw materials.

This joint venture represents a significant innovation in the logistics sector in Germany and Europe. By optimizing logistics processes, the partners aim to create a more sustainable and efficient operating model. Furthermore, this cooperation is expected to increase economic mobility and competitiveness in the region.

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