Transport Professionals for more than 35 Years

We are a future-oriented, owner managed, forwarding and logistics company which has been operating successfully in this demanding market for over than 35 years. One of our key actities is the supply of up- and downstream logistic services to car manufactureres in Eastern Europe. Besides these featured aktivities, which are ensuring a constant growth in all branches, we are developing individually customized logistic solutions as well as designing and performing special transports worldwide for our international clients.

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1979 Spedition Weskamp GmbH founded at Siegen and Saarbrücken, offering German domestic and European road transport with own and chartered trucks

1982
Weskamp Transport GmbH founded at Siegen, ocean- and airfreight, worldwide project services with main focus on Far East and Eastern Europe; road transport, high and heavy

1991
Weskamp Hungary Ltd. founded with offices in Budapest and Esztergom providing automotive logistics on behalf of the ITOCHU group, customs clearance agency

1992
Weskamp Hungary is founding member of EURASIA Sped Kft.

1993
Weskamp Hungary appointed as agent of TCU – TRANSCONTAINER UNIVERSAL (Bremen) in Hungary. Besides agency services, road haulage for containers in rail-road combined carriage to and from Hungary and Romania is provided. 

1996 Weskamp Hungary becomes licensed as official customs agent in Hungary

1997 WH LOGISTIK Ltd. founded at Budapest as provider of rail-logistics

2001 Weskamp Transport establishes a Hungarian branch office at Telki, offering truck chartering services for full- and part loads between Western Europe  and Hungary, Slovakia and Romania and v.v.

2005 Weskamp Hungary appointed as 1 of only 28 public customs places in Hungary

2012 Weskamp Transport GmbH licensed as AEO-F Reg. No. 108805 by German customs

2012
Weskamp (Hungary) Bt. licensed as AEO-C Reg. No. 170000T2000002433 by Hungarian customs

2021 Weskamp Transport GmbH continues with a new management
WH LOGISTIK Bt. closed after the cooperation with TCU had been abandoned