
TGW Logistics
🇦🇹 Austria Industrial Components
Warehouse automation and intralogistics systems including shuttles, conveyor technology, picking systems, robotics and software.
TGW Logistics is an Austrian warehouse automation and intralogistics specialist headquartered in Marchtrenk. Founded in 1969 by Ludwig Szinicz and Heinz König, the company grew from a small fitter’s shop into a global warehouse automation systems provider. TGW is foundation-owned and reinvests strongly in people, technology and innovation. The profile should not describe TGW as generic industrial automation; its strongest positioning is end-to-end warehouse automation and fulfilment-centre integration.
Products and applications
TGW Logistics provides automated warehouse systems, shuttle systems, conveyor technology, goods-to-person picking, robotic picking, palletising, warehouse software, controls, system design, implementation, lifecycle service and support. Its technologies are used in e-commerce, grocery, fashion, consumer goods, industrial distribution, pharmaceuticals, retail, spare-parts logistics and fulfilment operations where throughput, order accuracy, space utilisation and automation reliability are critical.
Product Categories
Palletizing
Product Lines & Series
- FlashPick (Pocket Sorter)
Products & Components
Solutions & Applications
Industries Served
Technologies & Expertise
Certifications & Standards
Company facts
- Headquarters
- Marchtrenk, Austria
- Founded
- 1969
- Employees
- 500-2000
- Ownership
- Foundation-owned company; owned by TGW Future Private Foundation
Profile transparency
- Data status
- Publicly researched profile
- Sources
- Official website, public company and product pages
- Last reviewed
- April 2026
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