Katoen Natie in the news

Fernand Huts invites Prince Simon de Merode to join the board of The Phoebus Foundation, impacting the Antwerp Boerentoren.

Katoen Natie highlights the importance of team spirit and training for employee satisfaction at a customs event in Antwerp.

Katoen Natie is intensifying its operations in Latin America and facing significant logistics challenges.

Katoen Natie is facing a dispute with Uruguayan authorities regarding its Montevideo terminal, potentially leading to arbitration.

Katoen Natie, a family-owned logistics group with over 19,000 employees, has expanded globally through a focus on customer satisfaction, innovation, and sustainability.

Katoen Natie is significantly expanding its operations in the U.S. petrochemical market with a $1 billion investment.

Katoen Natie is expanding its warehouse space in Beringen by 30,000 square meters to meet growing demand.

Katoen Natie has launched a major logistics partnership with the Belgian Defense, including a new warehouse and e-commerce platform for soldiers.

Katoen Natie implemented the Autostore automation system in Intergamma's webshop warehouse, improving order picking and returns while saving labor costs.

Belgian Defense has outsourced management of a new military logistics center in Beringen to Katoen Natie.

In 2024, container shipping saw ship shortages and high rates due to the Red Sea conflict, with Katoen Natie proposing reopening Antwerp's Bevrijdingsdok to ease port capacity issues.

Katoen Natie launched an automated system with robots for order picking for Intergamma.

Katoen Natie plans a 1 billion dollar investment in the US while facing ongoing costs in Europe.

Katoen Natie is expanding its Beringen logistics site to add 30,000 m² of warehouse space for new customers.

Katoen Natie has automated Gamma's e-shop warehouse using the 'Autostore' system, enhancing efficiency and reducing labor needs.

Fernand Huts of Katoen Natie seeks a board seat at Elia to influence its growth.

Defensie is implementing a new logistics project with Katoen Natie to enhance military equipment distribution.

Indaver received 401 million euros from Katoen Natie to fund major waste management projects, aiming to surpass 1 billion euros in revenue by 2024 with expansions in Belgium, the UK, and Ireland.

Katoen Natie and the Belgian Defense have partnered to create an e-commerce platform for military supplies.

Katoen Natie has implemented an AutoStore system to enhance e-commerce order fulfillment for Intergamma.