Schenker International, S.A. de C.V. - 15520 Ciudad de México

2010
DB Schenker opens a new logistics center in Pardubice, Czech Republic, and at Gothenburg Landvetter Airport in Sweden.

The national company in Spain enters the market, operating under the brand name of DB Schenker Spain-Tir.

Company founder Gottfried Schenker is posthumously included in the “Logistics Hall of Fame” for his contributions to the development of logistics.

DB Schenker celebrates the 50th anniversary of its operations in Argentina and its 40th anniversary in Singapore.

DB Schenker opens a new terminal in Salzburg at a cost of EUR 26 million to serve as a hub for goods shipped throughout Europe.

For the RUHR.2010 “Still-life A40/B1” street festival, DB Schenker organizes the entire job of setting up 20,000 tables and benches on the

A40 autobahn that runs through the Ruhr region of Germany, and removing them again after the event.

With DB SCHENKERhangartner, DB Schenker offers a product designed specifically for an economical combination of road and rail in European land transport.

DB Schenker is involved in the Winter Olympic Games and Paralympics in Vancouver, Canada, as an official service provider.

2009
DB Schenker opens its new air-freight center, the largest hub of its kind in the company’s network, at Frankfurt International Airport. 

In the US, BAX Global is integrated into DB Schenker’s national company.

With the acquisition of S.C. Romtrans S.A., DB Schenker now has a dense network throughout Romania and becomes one of the leading national service providers.

DB Schenker launches the “DB Eco Program,” an initiative designed to reduce carbon emissions.

2007
Opening first multimodal logistics center in Finland.

Acquisition of Spain-TIR.

2006
New structure at DB Logistics.

Acquisition of BAX Global.

New Logistics Hub North Asia in Korea.

2005
Schenker logistics center for consumer goods in Willebroek, Belgium, starts operations.

Strengthening of the network in Russia and of the market position in Norway with Linjegods.

2004
Integration of Schenker and Spedpol positions Schenker as one of the leading providers of integrated logistics in Poland.

'A-Class' license for new subsidiary in the growth market China.

2003
Official Supplier to the IOC for freight forwarding and customs clearance services for the Olympic Games (Athens 2004, Turin 2006, Beijing 2008).

Integration of Schenker and Joyau in France.

2002
Schenker celebrates its 130th birthday.

Schenker and Seino merge their international and logistics activities in Japan into Schenker-Seino Ltd.

The Integrated Logistics Centre Narita, Tokyo is opened.

Deutsche Bahn takes over majority of Stinnes.

2001
Merger of Schenker-BTL (Deutschland) AG and Schenker International Deutschland GmbH to form Schenker Deutschland AG. 

2000
Opening of the Integrated Logistics Center Rotterdam.

Schenker, Inc. named for the Salt Lake City 2002 Olympic Winter Games.

Schenker and Deutsche Bahn establish Railog joint venture for rail related logistics services.