History
Raabersped
1972
Foundation of Raabersped Budapest by GySEV Corp. (Győr-Sopron-Ebenfurt Railway Corporation) primarily for international container traffic.
1983
Raabersped Budapest acquired full authorization for any forwarding activity in Hungary.
1992
Core activity of Raabersped Kft, Budapest are conventional rail and sea/river transportation.
2001
Acquisition of an interest of 51 % of GySEV in Raabersped Kft, Budapest by Raabersped GmbH, Vienna.
2003
Majority interest (75%) acquired by Speditions Holding GmbH in Raabersped GmbH, Vienna and through this in Raabersped Kft, Budapest as well.
2004
Integration of ÖBB Euroservice, Budapest into Raabersped Kft, Budapest.
2006-2008
Launch of warehouse logistic activity and foundation of Road Transport Division, logistics centre put into operation at Győrszemere, establishment of the company’s own road transport fleet.
2010
Express-Interfracht GmbH acquires 100% ownership in Raabersped Kft, Budapest.
Mávtranssped
1990
MÁV Rt. as the 100% shareholder owner founded Mávtranssped Forwarding Ltd. in order to provide a higher standard of railway transportation of goods in inland and in international relations, as well as to increase the quantity of goods transported on railway.
2007
MÁV Zrt. announced a public privatisation tender to sell 100 % of the shares of its subsidiary, MÁV Cargo Zrt. The tender was won by Rail Cargo Austria AG.
2010
The 100 % owner of Mávtranssped Kft. has become Express-Interfracht Internationale Spedition GmbH.
Express-Interfracht Hungaria
01-Jan-2010 - Merger
Raabersped Kft. and Mávtranssped Kft. have now merged to create a new company: Express-Interfracht Hungaria Kft. As a subsidiary of Express-Interfracht Internationale Spedition GmbH in Vienna, the new company is 100 % owned by the Rail Cargo Austria AG (ÖBB Group - Austrian Federal Railways).
Express-Interfracht Hungaria is utilising synergies in all areas. With the combined strength of two experienced professionals, it provides global logistics services in road and rail transportation, airfreight, shipping, customs and storage.