Leschaco appoints Sáenz Viera as Managing Director for Colombia
BREMEN / BOGOTÁ. With effect from 26 October 2026, the Leschaco Group has appointed Carlos Andrés Sáenz Viera as Managing Director of Leschaco Colombia.

WILHELSMHAVEN. Lower Saxony’s Economics Minister, Dr Bernd Althusmann, and Dr Jörg Mosolf, CEO MOSOLF Group, marked the start of operations at the MOSOLF Auto Terminal Wilhelmshaven today. MOSOLF will handle vehicles and other rolling cargo at the Wilhelmshaven site from now on and develop other lines of business in the medium term. By expanding its activities to include seaport logistics the automobile logistics specialist and technical services provider is opening a new chapter in its 65 years of corporate history. Wilhelmshaven is the newest of what are now 38 business sites in Europe within the MOSOLF network. Dr Jörg Mosolf is convinced that the potential offered by the port on the river Jade is perfectly clear. “Wilhelmshaven provides ideal conditions for vehicle logistics, both landside and waterside. We’re launching operations by handling used vehicles at the inner port, where we have a strong partner alongside us in the shape of Grimaldi, which is an important RoRo shipping company with global operations.”
BREMEN / BOGOTÁ. With effect from 26 October 2026, the Leschaco Group has appointed Carlos Andrés Sáenz Viera as Managing Director of Leschaco Colombia.
BREMERHAVEN. At the end of September 2026, Germanys Minister of Defence Boris Pistorius, Bremen’s Mayor Andreas Bovenschulte and Matthias Magnor, CEO of the BLG Logistics Group, had already signed a corresponding ‘Letter of Intent’.
BREMEN. The port and logistics sector in the state of Bremen is cautiously optimistic about 2026: 46 per cent of companies expect turnover to rise.
BREMEN / BOGOTÁ. With effect from 26 October 2026, the Leschaco Group has appointed Carlos Andrés Sáenz Viera as Managing Director of Leschaco Colombia.
BREMERHAVEN. At the end of September 2026, Germanys Minister of Defence Boris Pistorius, Bremen’s Mayor Andreas Bovenschulte and Matthias Magnor, CEO of the BLG Logistics Group, had already signed a corresponding ‘Letter of Intent’.
BREMEN. The port and logistics sector in the state of Bremen is cautiously optimistic about 2026: 46 per cent of companies expect turnover to rise.
EMDEN. For two years, trials were carried out at the seaport of Emden to investigate how vehicles can move autonomously within logistics areas and be safely integrated into existing processes.
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