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At the groundbreaking ceremony (from left): Jonas Gfüllner, Hubert Borghoff (Group 7), engineer Philipp Maria Zeitler, Johannes Klebl, Klaus Spielmann, Günther Jocher, (both Group 7), Mayor Bernhard Mücke, Josef Steinkirchner, Denny Gräbner and Daniel Jocher (both Group 7).
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With a usable area of 65,000 square meters, the new service center of the logistics service provider Group 7 will be the largest company in Schwaig.
Last Friday, those responsible for Group 7 and the construction management as well as Oberding's mayor Bernhard Mücke and managing director of the municipality Josef Steinkirchner broke ground.
Schwaig – Group 7 was founded in 2006 as an international logistics company with headquarters in Munich and is now represented throughout Germany with around 700 employees and branches.
In 2022, the service company generated sales of 300 million euros.
210 jobs will be created with the new service center, which occupies by far the largest area of the commercial area in Schwaig, which is undergoing a major expansion.
In October last year, the company told our newspaper about investment costs of 48 million euros.
As Group 7 reports in a press release, the commissioning of the new building, which is located in the immediate vicinity of Group 7's current headquarters, is planned for the end of this year.
According to the announcement, the earthworks have already been completed and the building construction phase has begun.
Office space will be built on 5,000 square meters.
The main administration is to be designed in an office campus style.
In addition to common rooms and lounges, a roof terrace with seating and barbecue facilities is also planned.
According to Group 7, the good location of the new center favors logistical activities.
Munich Airport is about five minutes away, as is the A92.
And the transshipment station in Munich-Riem can also be reached within half an hour.
In addition, the location will be easy to reach by public transport for the new employees: the future Schwaigerloh S-Bahn station is planned in the immediate vicinity of the new building.
As Group 7 reports, the German Society for Sustainable Building (DGNB) is to examine the new service center.
To achieve this, the company strives to ensure sustainability during construction.
For example, a large-scale photovoltaic system with preparation for energy storage is planned, as well as 125 charging stations for electric cars and trucks.
There will also be a green roof with an area of 1200 square meters and heat pumps for heating.
And: “We will set up beehives in the park in order to produce our own Group 7 honey,” added junior boss and project manager Daniel Jocher at the groundbreaking ceremony.