GIRTEKA LOGISTICS POLAND UNIT HAS CLOSED 2019 HALF YEAR WITH OVER 100 OWN TRUCKS!

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At the beginning of the year, Girteka Logistics, one of the leading transport and logistics companies in Europe, has opened a transport base in Poznan, Poland. After half a year, the polish unit is celebrating its successful expansion with a fleet of more than 100 own trucks.

The Poznan unit did not have a single truck at the opening day, and today base manager Vitalijus Daukšys is enjoying a great start: “It has only been 6 months since the unit opened, but we already have a 100-truck fleet with 219 professional drivers, who train at our own Drivers’ Academy, located on the unit’s premises, and will go on to provide quality services. We plan to keep growing to reach 300 trucks and have about 750 drivers this year”.The transport unit is located in a geographically convenient location, just 200 km from the German border, close to one of Europe’s main A2 highway and most of our customers are located nearby.

The unit runs the Drivers’ Academy, where drivers study and take tests. The size of the unit is 5,000 square meters, but that is enough to meet all operational needs. The unit has a fully equipped kitchen for drivers, a lounge area, a waiting room, a shower, washing and drying machines, and everything else needed between truck trips.

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Vytenis Norušis

Chief Executive Officer, ClassTrucks

Vytenis Norušis has 18 years of experience in management, having worked for some of the leading retail chains across the Baltics and all of Europe.

In January 2023, he was appointed as CEO of ClassTrucks and tasked with spearheading business unit strategies and action plans.

Vytenis received a master‘s degree in organization management and business administration from Vilnius University and an MBA from the ISM University of Management and Economics.