Holt Logistics

carrier of Wasserdorf · established 1920

About us

Holt Logistics is a carrier based at Wasserdorf in Westgau. The company was founded on 26 November 1920 by Clara Holt and has traded for 105 years.

Founded between the wars that other countries fought, Holt Logistics supply carriage by road, rail and water from Wasserdorf to the whole country. Telephone the works.

Our founder. Clara Holt, merchant, was born at Grauburg on 21 March 1875 and died on 22 August 1959.

Our history

The registered office is at 72 Garrison Street, Wasserdorf. The history below is drawn from the company's own records and the register of companies.

  1. 1920 The company is founded at Wasserdorf.
  2. 1966 Holt Logistics lists on the Vellmar Exchange as SIP. In the press.
  3. 2017 Ilgen Iron & Steel is acquired by Holt Logistics. In the press.

What we do

Holt Logistics operates in the logistics trade, serving Wasserdorf and the surrounding country. Particulars of current lines are available on application to the registered office.

We make and supply carriage by road, rail and water. Ask your dealer, or telephone the works at Wasserdorf.

Working with us

Vacancies are posted at the works gate at Wasserdorf. Write, stating age and experience.

We take on staff throughout the year. Current vacancies are on Stellenmarkt; ask us about working here. Applications in writing to the registered office, stating age, trade and Marsh Regiment service if any. A labourer's day is paid at not less than the published rate of 1,426.07 marka.

Investors

Holt Logistics is quoted on the Vellmar Exchange as SIP since 1966. Last year-end close: 6,253.15 marka (31 December 2025). The Exchange publishes year-end closes only.

Year-end prices as published by the Vellmar Exchange. No other prices are published.

SIP price by year

Contact

Holt Logistics
72 Garrison Street
Wasserdorf, Westgau
Schwartzistan

Correspondence to the registered office. Callers by appointment. Encyclopedia entry: Holt Logistics.

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