Strong Presence by OB Streem at Transport Logistic Munich 2025
Strong Presence by OB Streem at Transport Logistic Munich 2025
OB Streem made a strong showing at Transport Logistic 2025, the leading international logistics exhibition, held in Munich from 2 to 5 June.
OB Streem made a strong showing at Transport Logistic 2025, the leading international logistics exhibition, held in Munich from 2 to 5 June.
As part of its strategic goal to enhance outward orientation and expand international contacts and future collaborations, OB Streem participated in Europe’s largest logistics exhibition — and one of the most important globally — featuring 2,700 exhibitors representing the full spectrum of the supply chain, mobility, logistics, technology, and support services.
The company presented its complete range of integrated end-to-end logistics services.
OB Streem offers end-to-end multimodal solutions such as road transport, maritime services to more than 150 countries, air freight services to over 250 destinations, and rail transport solutions — all supported by an extensive container depot network capable of meeting diverse temperature requirements.
Company representatives from Greece and countries where OB Streem maintains an active presence, including Bulgaria, Serbia, Romania, and Hungary, attended the event. With high visitor turnout and a significant international professional presence, the exhibition provided an ideal platform for networking, exchanging expertise, and exploring new business partnerships.
On 3 June, during a parallel event organized as part of Transport Logistic, Dimitris Kalligeris, OB Streem’s International Senior Vice President of Supply Chain, participated as an invited speaker in a panel discussion co-hosted by Enterprise Greece, the Hellenic-German Chamber of Commerce, and the Cluster Mobility & Logistics.
In the panel titled “Connecting SE Corridors to Unlock Greece-Germany Highway Potentials,” he highlighted the prospects of linking Balkan and Greek logistics corridors with the German market, presenting OB Streem’s role as a strategic facilitator for trans-European goods transport and regional economic interconnection.
A special highlight of OB Streem’s participation was the first public presentation of the Hull Gateway project, showcased at a dedicated stand corner. This ambitious development in Aspropyrgos comprises two main components: a state-of-the-art port (pier) for containers and bulk cargo and an advanced logistics park featuring over 220,000 sq.m. of warehousing space, 124 loading bays, and AI-powered infrastructure. Recognized as a Category 1 Strategic Investment, Hull Gateway is expected to become a reference point in the integration of maritime, road, and rail networks connecting Europe, Asia, and Africa.
With operations in 10 countries and 40 locations across Southeastern Europe, OB Streem provides multimodal access through strategically located hubs, situated near ports, airports, and major road arteries.
The company emerged from the strategic consolidation of leading logistics enterprises (Makios S.A., Unit Hellas S.A., Contrade S.A., Nami, Light Greece S.A., and Instant Trans I.K.E.), aiming to establish a robust logistics force in Southeastern Europe. A merger with Orphee Beinoglou is also underway, further enhancing OB Streem’s operational footprint and capabilities.