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Hamburg Süd is one of the key carriers on the North-South trade routes by ocean transportation. It is part of the Oetker Group, a family-owned German conglomerate.

One of Germany's largest marine transportation companies, Hamburg Süd operates a fleet of about 175 vessels, including some 115 containerships with an overall capacity of about 290,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEU).

The Hamburg Süd fleet also includes dry bulk carriers and tankers. Scheduled liner services for containers make up about 85% of the company's revenues.

Address:	Willy-Brandt-Straße 59-61, - Postfach 11 15 33
City:	Hamburg
State:	(20457)
Telephone:	+49 40 37 05 0
Fax:	+49 40 3705 2400
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	central@ham.hamburgsud.com

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Key people & contacts:

Chariman Dr Ottmar Gast	Deputy Chairman Mr Joachim A. Konrad
Mr Christoph Gessner christoph.gessner@ham.hamburgsud.com	Herr Schröder Phone: +49-40 37 05 0 masinfo@ham.hamburgsud.com
Ulrich Jasser ulrich.jasser@ham.hamburgsud.com	Eva Graumann eva.graumann@ham.hamburgsud.com

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Branches:

Hamburg Sud -Argentina-

Hamburg Süd -Uruguay-

Hamburg Süd -Peru-

Main Company:

Dr. August Oetker KG - Group Headquarters

Subsidiaries:

Aliança Navegação e Logistica Ltda.

Columbus Shipmanagement GmbH (CSG)

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