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Bergzeit improved its customer journey by implementing AI-powered software solutions for its online mountain sports equipment retail platform.

Bergzeit expands its management team with Teresa Schuster as deputy CEO and creates a dedicated Logistics division to support growth and operational complexity.

Bergzeit expands its management team and creates a dedicated logistics division to support growth and supply chain challenges.

Secondhand clothing is projected to make up 10% of Germany's apparel market by 2025, with retailers like Bergzeit adapting to this growing trend.

Teresa Schuster will join Bergzeit as Co-CEO in August 2025, sharing leadership with Martin Stolzenberger and continuing her COO role.

Bergzeit appoints Teresa Schuster as co-CEO from August 2025, expanding its leadership team and creating a new division.

Bergzeit appoints Teresa Schuster as Co-CEO alongside Martin Stolzenberger and establishes a new Logistics leadership role to support growth.

Teresa Schuster will join Martin Stolzenberger as Co-CEO of Bergzeit in August 2025, continuing her COO role and leading key departments.

Teresa Schuster becomes co-CEO of Bergzeit, with a new logistics division created to support growth and operational complexity.

Bergzeit is reducing its environmental impact by switching to polybags made mostly from collected plastic waste, cutting CO2 emissions and plastic pollution.

Bergzeit is offering up to 63% off on Patagonia outdoor apparel and gear for summer and winter activities.

Bergzeit seeks a UX/UI Designer for a 1.5-year contract to enhance their digital platforms with user-centered design and offers flexible work and wellness benefits.

Bergzeit reported a 17% revenue increase in 2024/2025 with strong online growth, improved profitability, expansion of its secondhand platform, and leadership changes to support further market growth.

Bergzeit grew its revenue by 17% to 173 million euros last year, boosted by online sales and logistics improvements, with plans for continued growth.

Bergzeit increased sales by over 17% to €173 million in 2024/25, improved profitability, and expanded its secondhand product platform while planning further growth.

Bergzeit grew its revenue by 17% to 173 million euros in 2024/25 and reorganized its top management while expanding secondhand offerings.

Bergzeit achieved a 17% revenue growth in 2024 to 173 million euros, slightly closing the gap with Bergfreunde, which grew 15%.

Bergzeit grew revenue by over 17% to 173 million euros in 2024/25, boosted profitability, expanded its secondhand product range, and plans further growth with new leadership.