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Logistikstandort Leipzig Logistik Standort Leipzig Leipzig: the Logistics Hub sv-pflichtige Beschäftigte Employees paying national insurance 222.805 216.189 Leipzig ist Spitze bei Logistik 210.049 Leipzig/Halle ist laut einem Standort- 209.049 ranking die dynamischste Logistik - region Deutschlands und die Nummer Trimodaler Verkehrsknoten Trimodaler Trimodaler Verkehrsknoten drei in Europa. Den Spitzenplatz hat 200.064 195.672 Leipzig insbesondere durch eine sehr Leipzig zeichnet sich aus durch: erfolgreiche Ansiedlungspolitik erreicht, 2008 2007 2006 2010 2009 ˘ die effiziente Vernetzung der drei heißt es in einem von der Deutschen 2011 Verkehrsträger: Straßen-, Schienen Verkehrszeitung veröffentlichten Quelle: Statistisches Landesamt Sachsen Sources: Saxon Department of Statistics und Luftverkehr: Trimodalität Ranking der Kölner Marktforscher SCI. ˘ den interkontinentalen Flughafen Leipzig/Halle mit direkter Anbindung an das Netz der Deutschen Bahn 11 Gute Gründe, die für Leipzig sprechen: ˘ staufreie Autobahnen (A 9, A 14, A 38) ˘ einen wachsenden öffentlichen Seite Personennahverkehr mit dem ˘ Trimodaler Verkehrsknoten 2 Mitteldeutschen Verkehrsverbund ˘ Dynamische Entwicklung 4 (MDV) auf 8.000 km² ˘ Stadt der kurzen Wege ˘ 24-Stunden-Flughafen 6 ˘ Leipzig hat 2012 542.000 Einwohner ˘ Air Cargo Hub 8 ˘ Im Umkreis von 100 km leben ˘ Schienenverbindungen weltweit 10 6,8 Mio. Einwohner. ˘ Effizientes Netzwerk 12 ˘ Internationale Vernetzung 14 ˘ Starke Automobilindustrie 16 ˘ Erfolgreicher Onlinehandel 18 ˘ Hochmotivierte Fachkräfte 20 ˘ Günstige Flächenangebote 22 100 Helsinki Oslo Stockholm 183 Moskau Leipzig steht für Tradition und Innovation. Kopenhagen Leipzig combines heritage with innovation. Hamburg Amsterdam Bad DübenD Berlin London Warschau Brüssel Leipzig Luxemburg Frankfurt/M. Prag Paris München Bratislava Wien Budapest 2 Bern Rom Madrid 183a Laut Standortgutachten des Fraunhofer SCS 2012 bietet die Region Leipzig-Halle für alle Investoren-Typen angemessene bis sehr gute Ansiedlungsmöglichkeiten. According to a recent report by the Fraunhofer Centre for Applied Research on Supply Chain Services, the opportunities available to all types of investors in the Leipzig–Halle region range from suitable to very good. Trimodal transport hub Good reasons for Leipzig: Highlights of Leipzig’s infrastructure: ˘ Page Trimodality – smooth networking between road, rail and air transport ˘ Trimodal transport hub 2 ˘ The intercontinental Leipzig/Halle logistics hub Trimodal ˘ Dynamic development 4 Airport integrated into the railway Leipzig/Halle top for logistics ˘ 24-hour airport 6 network ˘ Air cargo hub 8 ˘ Congestion-free motorways According to a league table compiled ˘ Worldwide rail links 10 (A9, A14 and A38) by Cologne-based market research ˘ The efficient MDV public transport company SCI published in transport ˘ Efficient network 12 system covering an area of weekly Deutsche Verkehrs-Zeitung, ˘ International networking 14 8,000 sq km Leipzig–Halle is the most dynamic ˘ Powerful automotive industry 16 ˘ A city that’s very compact logistics region in Germany and num- ˘ Successful online commerce 18 ˘ In 2012, Leipzig had a population ber three in Europe. It achieved the ˘ Highly motivated labour pool 20 of 542,000 top spot in particular by being so suc- ˘ ˘ Inexpensive premises 22 A population of 6.8 million cessful at attracting and aiding exter- within a radius of 100 km nal investment. Leipzig ist eine kontinuierlich wachsende Stadt. In den letzten sieben Jahren konnte Leipzig ca. 32.000 Einwohner dazugewinnen, mehr als 27.000 sv-pflichtige Beschäftigte wurden in Leipziger Unternehmen zusätzlich eingestellt und die Arbeitslosenzahl sank um fast 14.000 Personen. Leipzig is continuously expanding. Over the past seven years its population has risen by some 32,000 and the number of employees in the private sector paying national insurance in Leipzig has increased by over 27,000. In the same period, employment has shrunk by almost 14,000. 3 Turkish Airlines auf Rollbruecke über BAB 14 Turkish Airlines jet on the taxiway spanning the A14 2007 World-Cargo-Center im Frachtbereich Süd World Cargo Center in Cargo Area South 2000 Flughafen Leipzig/Halle Flughafen – die 3.600 m 3.600 m lange Start- und lange Start- und Landebahn Landebahn Süd geht in Betrieb Nord geht in Betrieb Leipzig/Halle Airport: Airport: 3,600 m Runway 3,600 m Runway South opens North opens Dynamische Entwicklung 2005 Veterinärgrenzkontrollstelle am Flughafen Leipzig/Halle Border Inspection Post at Leipzig/Halle Airport BMW eröffnet sein Werk in Leipzig. Produziert wird zunächst die BMW 2003 3er Limousine (bis 2009). BMW opens its Leipzig car plant, Antonov AN-124 Wartungsbasis Umbau des initially producing the BMW am Flughafen Leipzig/Halle Schkeuditzer Kreuzes 3 Series Saloon (until 2009) Antonov AN-124 maintenance base Schkeuditzer Kreuz opened at Leipzig/Halle Airport interchange rehabilitated Flughafen Fertigstellung: Zentralterminal Flughafen- fernbahnhof Airport completed: Central BMW produziert in Leipzig terminal and intercity station zusätzlich zum BMW 3er den BMW 1er Dreitürer, das 1er Coupé und das 1er Cabrio Alongside the 3 Series, BMW produces the 3-door BMW 1 Series, the 1 Series Coupe and the 1 Series Cabriolet 2006 A 9 (Berlin–Leipzig–München) 2004 sechsstreifig ausgebaut 2008 A9 motorway (Berlin–Leipzig– Munich) widened to three lanes Ausbau KV-Terminal für on either side den Containerumschlag Straße/Schiene Inbetriebnahme des elektroni- Intermodal terminal DHL betreibt das europäische schen Verkehrsmanagement- expanded for road/rail Luftfracht-Drehkreuz systems im Großraum Leipzig container transhipment DHL opens its European Electronic traffic management air cargo hub system for the Leipzig area goes online Luftfrachtumschlagbahnhof 2002 Air–rail cargo terminal A 38, (Leipzig–Göttingen– Verkehrsfreigabe B 6 Leipzig– Niederlande) wird übergeben 4 A 9 im Nordraum Leipzig A 38 motorway (Leipzig– B 6 dual carriageway/A 9 motor- Göttingen–Netherlands) is opened way opened in north Leipzig Gründung des Netzwerkes Logistik Leipzig–Halle Logistics Network is set up Porsche eröffnet sein Werk in Amazon.de eröffnet sein Leipzig und fertigt die Versandzentrum Modellreihe Cayenne Amazon.de opens its Porsche opens its Leipzig plant logistics centre for the assembly of the Cayenne 2009 2013 Neubau eines ICE-Werkes ICE workshop built A 14 (Hannover–Dresden–Prag) 2011 Kühne + Nagel, sechsstreifiger Ausbau A 14 motorway (Hanover– Dresden– Flughafen: Vorfelderweiterung, Pharma-Logistikzentrum Prague) widened to 3 lanes on either side Nordbereich Errichtung Hangar, Kühne + Nagel, Frachtbereich Süd neues pharma logistics centre Anschlussgleis City-Tunnel Leipzig Dynamic development Airport: Apron expansion, hangar Leipzig City Tunnel built in north zone, new siding in Lufthansa Cargo bezieht Cargo Area South World Cargo Center Lufthansa Cargo moves into World Cargo Center BMW startet mit der Serien - produktiondes Karbon-Elektro- DB Schenker-Logistikzentrum fahrzeugs BMW i3 für BMW BMW starts mass-production of DB Schenker logistics centre the BMW i3 CFRP electric car AeroLogic nimmt Betrieb auf for BMW AeroLogic goes into operation Porsche startet die Produktion CEVA Logistics – des neuen Macan BMW produziert in Leipzig neben Zentrum für Medtronic Porsche starts producing the den bisherigen Varianten der 1er CEVA Logistics – Reihe auch den BMW X1. new Macan in Leipzig centre for Medtronic Apart from the previous versions of the Series 1, BMW also Weitere Ansiedlungen: produces the BMW X1 in Leipzig Other investments: Deutsche Hendricks Logistik GmbH Deutsche Hendricks Logistik GmbH DSV für dm Drogerie Logistik 2012 DSV – logistics for dm pharmacy chain Porsche produziert neben dem Schnellecke, Erweiterung Cayenne die Modellreihe Panamera Uni Leipzig erhält Stiftungsprofessur Expansion of Schnellecke Porsche starts making the Panamera „Wirtschaftsinformatik, insbesondere alongside the Cayenne Informationssysteme in der Logistik“ Universität Leipzig awarded Endowed Chair in Business Informatics with 2010 Special Emphasis on Information Systems in Logistics Flughafen 3. Rollbrücke Airport’s 3rd taxiway bridge Weitere Ansiedlungen: Other investments: 2014 Animal Export Center momox.de Animal Export Center Rudolph Logistik Gruppe Flughafen: TI Automovie GmbH Logistiksicherheitszentrum, Spedition Friedrich & Sohn neues Luftfrachtzentrum Airport: Logistics Security Centre, New air freight centre Future Electronics Distributions-Zentrum Future Electronics’ distribution centre 2015–2017 Taschenkaufhaus neuer Büro- und Logistikkomplex A 72 (Leipzig–Chemnitz– Taschenkaufhaus builds new office München) fertiggestellt and logistics complex A 72 (Leipzig–Chemnitz– Volga-Dnepr Technics Gründung Munich) completed Volga-Dnepr Technics is founded Durchgängige Erweiterung der 5 A 14 auf sechs Fahrstreifen im DB- Inbetriebnahme der für den Norden von Leipzig Hochgeschwindigkeitsverkehr Upgrading of the A 14 north of Leipzig ausgelegten Neubaustrecke into a three-lane dual carriageway Leipzig/Halle –Erfurt–Nürnberg completed AeroLogic-Flotte acht Boeing 777F New Halle–Erfurt–Nuremberg AeroLogic fleet: 8 Boeing 777Fs high-speed rail link opens Neuer großer Hangar (ca. 90m x 90m x 30m) Werksterminal der CargoBeamer AG New big hangar CargoBeamer AG terminal (about 90m x 90m x 30m) Trimodaler Airport Ideale Bedingungen für Leipzig/Halle Investoren Standortvorteile Seit 2008 dient der Airport dem Ex- Der Flughafen Leipzig/Halle verfügt pressdienstleister DHL als zentrales Der Flughafen Leipzig/Halle bietet
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