Automotive logistics operator handling 2.5M vehicles annually with port and preparation services
MOSOLF Port Logistics operates a port-centric logistics network for automotive OEMs, moving 2.5 million vehicles yearly through transport, storage, preparation, and recycling. The tech stack is classic enterprise SAP (S/4HANA + Fiori) with minimal cloud or modern tooling adoption, while hiring is heavily logistics and operations-focused (146 of 225 roles) with 131 positions posted in the last 30 days—suggesting rapid scaling of execution capacity. Pain points cluster around process inefficiency and cross-functional coordination, reflected in current projects on process mapping, standardization, and interface integration across sales, development, procurement, and production.
MOSOLF Port Logistics & Services operates from Wilhelmshaven as a port-based logistics and system service provider for the European automotive industry. The company handles approximately 2.5 million vehicle movements annually, spanning outbound transport, sales and rental preparation, storage, appraisals, special vehicle construction, and vehicle recycling. Core operations include warehouse management, transport coordination, and vehicle lifecycle services. The organization serves major European automotive brands with integrated logistics and preparation capabilities across Germany and Saudi Arabia. Founded in 2023 as a public company, MOSOLF is in active hiring mode with 225 open roles, concentrated in logistics execution and operations to support growing throughput.
MOSOLF runs SAP S/4HANA and SAP Fiori as its core enterprise platform, supplemented by Postman, Swagger, and Microsoft Office tools. DATEV handles financial and tax compliance. No modern cloud analytics or AI adoption is visible in the current stack.
Active hiring in Germany and Saudi Arabia. Germany is the primary hiring market, aligned with Wilhelmshaven headquarters. Saudi Arabia hiring suggests regional expansion or dedicated customer operations.
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