Jungheinrich Greece Hosts German Business Delegation in Athens

As part of an official business delegation from Germany organized by Konrad Adeanuer Foundation, which took place in Athens from April 29 to May 1, Jungheinrich Greece welcomed to its premises a member of the German Parliament from the governing CDU party, accompanied by a group of 23 German business representatives.

The visit formed part of the delegation’s programme to gain insight into the Greek business environment and aimed to encourage the exchange of views on current market challenges and opportunities.

During the meeting, participants had the opportunity to learn more about Jungheinrich’s presence and activities in Greece, gain first-hand insight into its operational model, and discuss topics related to day-to-day operations, business growth, and the company’s role within the broader intralogistics sector.

“For us, every such meeting is, above all, an opportunity for dialogue. An opportunity to share experiences, better understand the challenges of different markets, and build relationships of trust that can lead to meaningful collaborations.”  Elena Kallona, Managing Director, Jungheinrich Greece

With its long-standing presence in the Greek market, Jungheinrich Greece continues to invest in building trusted relationships and creating value for the business community, acting as a reliable partner in the modernization of the supply chain.

About Jungheinrich Greece
Jungheinrich Greece was founded in 2000 and is a subsidiary of Jungheinrich AG. With modern facilities exceeding 4,500 sq.m., the company provides integrated intralogistics solutions, including forklift trucks, warehouse systems, automated solutions, digital fleet management tools, and comprehensive after-sales services. Its mission is to act as a strategic partner for businesses in the modernization and sustainable development of their supply chains.

About Jungheinrich AG
Jungheinrich is among the world’s leading providers of intralogistics solutions. For more than 70 years, the company has been developing innovative and sustainable products and services in the fields of material handling and warehousing. As a publicly listed family-owned company included in the MDAX index, Jungheinrich’s vision is to create the warehouse of the future. In the 2024 financial year, Jungheinrich employed approximately 21,000 people and generated revenue of €5.4 billion. Its global network includes 12 production plants and sales and service subsidiaries in 42 countries.