driveMybox expands into southeast Europe
Hamburg-based digital container trucking platform driveMybox has announced its expansion into the southeastern Balkan region, establishing a new presence in Greece with the launch of driveMybox Greece.
This move marks the company’s fourth national market, following Germany, Italy and Hungary, and extends its digital logistics network to include Bulgaria and North Macedonia.
“With Germany, Italy and our eastern European hub in Hungary, we’ve already laid a strong foundation across the continent. Greece is a strategically logical next step,” said Patrick Jandt, chief executive of driveMybox.
Chief financial officer Gordon Friza added, “Every new market opens up significant local business potential and furthers our goal of making container transport more connected and efficient across Europe.”
With this latest step, driveMybox strengthens its coverage of southern Europe and gains access to one of the Mediterranean’s key transport corridors. The expansion is part of the company’s strategic mission to offer a fully digital, pan-European solution for container transport.
The implementation phase is now underway, with the driveMybox team working alongside local partners to tailor the platform to regional needs.
Constantinos Mouskos, chief executive of driveMybox Greece, expressed enthusiasm about modernising logistics in the region and contributing to the digital transformation of transport.
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