The investor company RegioInvest Inn-Salzach GmbH was founded in 2011 in order to improve the standard of logistics of Burghausen site.
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In order to improve the standard of logistics, since 2005, WiföG Burghausen has been undertaking construction of a public container terminal for combined transport. This project was implemented by a regional consortium of investors consisting of Burghausen Town Council, Altötting district council, VR – meine Raiffeisenbank eG Altötting-Mühldorf, Wacker Chemie AG and Borealis Polymere GmbH founded in 2011 as “RegioInvest Inn-Salzach GmbH”. At the end of October 2014, the terminal commenced operations after a two-year construction period.
To create a regional consensus on improving the infrastructure for the chemicals industry and a basis for funding by the EBA (German Federal Railway Authority).
Shareholders and capital contributions:
- Wirtschaftsbeteiligungsgesellschaft Burghausen mbH (€4,315,000)
- Altötting district council (€750,000)
- meine Volksbank Raiffeisenbank eG Rosenheim (€585,000)
- Wacker Chemie AG (€250,000)
- Borealis Polymere GmbH (€100,000)
- Share capital: €6 million
Corporate purpose:
Constructing and leasing a container terminal for combined transport in Burghausen. The company also performs a public role in terms of optimising the existing infrastructure.
Managing Director: Markus Nußbaumer