After only a few months with the new majority shareholder WFS, the world's largest cargo handler, the plans of merging the cargo handling in Frankfurt of WFS and FCS were successfully implemented.
Since February 1, 2016 FCS has been in charge of the WFS handling. The physical handling carried out by FCS was integrated in the warehouse capacities of FCS. All customers of WFS could smoothly move to the FCS premises due to an optimized restructuring of the existing capacity. Documentary handling of all WFS customers is still processed by the WFS colleagues. "We have managed to bring together two companies in a short time to offer our customers the best possible service and a continuing high quality handling. This is the most important goal for FCS and for WFS. ", says Hans-Georg Emmert, Managing Director of FCS. In addition, another 19 colleagues of WFS now support FCS in physical and documentary operational handling.
FCS is pleased with the growth in qualified employees, premium customers and is confident that together with WFS, the new majority shareholder, there will be a further strong growth in the future.
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