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.
Reserve gate of the Kaiserschleuse rebuilt
02.10.2020
BREMERHAVEN. In the course of the renovation of the Kaiserschleuse on the outer flood gate, which was completed a year ago, a lock gate has been converted to fit the new design. The success of the conversion has led to other gates being converted. The reserve gate has been moved to Kaiserdock 1 of the Lloyd shipyard and towed from its berth to the shipyard with the help of a floating crane and two tugs. The work on the reserve gate was recently completed. The costs amounted to approximately €1.2m per gate.
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BHV Flash Survey sends a clear signal
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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.
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Emden Port as a test bed for the automotive logistics of tomorrow
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