Gebruder Weiss reports increased cargo volumes in 2025, but revenues declined due to lower freight rates, according to Air Cargo News.
Gebruder Weiss reported that cargo volumes rose in 2025; however, revenues fell due to lower freight rates, as reported by London's Air Cargo News.
The Austria-based company's Air & Sea division posted EUR913 million in revenue, down from EUR929 million in 2024, despite higher volumes on Europe-Asia routes driven by e-commerce. Additionally, contract logistics and supply chain management revenues rose by 7 percent to EUR147 million.
Total net revenue across all divisions reached EUR2.73 billion (US$3.13 billion), slightly above the prior year's EUR2.71 billion. The company stated that it gained market share and improved productivity despite a challenging economic climate in Central Europe.
Chief Executive Wolfram Senger-Weiss emphasized that growth and investment demonstrate the company's financial strength. He warned that geopolitical tensions, including the conflict in the Middle East, illustrate how quickly supply chains can be disrupted.
Senger-Weiss noted that stable networks and dependable partners are essential, adding that Gebruder Weiss rests on a solid financial foundation and continues to invest in technology and infrastructure to support its clients.
The company also appointed Alessandro Cacciola as Chief Operating Officer of Air and Sea and Executive Board Member, effective March 1, succeeding Lothar Thoma, who will depart on March 31.
