23.09.2026    2 Images

ÖBB Rail Cargo Group continues to drive the future of multimodal transport forward with Transporeon

  • Since the end of 2023, almost 10,000 shipments have been successfully processed via the Transporeon digital platform
  • Collaboration between Transporeon and RCG has received multiple awards
(Vienna/Brussels, 23 September 2026) – ÖBB Rail Cargo Group (RCG) has given a positive interim assessment of its collaboration with Transporeon, a Trimble company: since the official launch in December 2023, nearly 10,000 additional shipments have been processed via the Transporeon platform.

Digital platform makes multimodal shipments more accessible
Since 2023, RCG has been the first railway logistics provider to be represented on the Transporeon platform. This marks the first time that rail and multimodal shipments have been integrated into a digital environment where shippers already plan, book and track road shipments. In multimodal shipments the main leg is by rail, whilst the first- and last mile carriage is organised by truck This makes it easier for customers to combine the sustainability of rail with the flexibility of trucks for the first and last mile.

“If we want to move more freight by rail, we must make it as easy as possible for customers. This is precisely where our collaboration with Transporeon comes in: we combine the strengths of rail with digital processes, transparency and ease of booking. The figures clearly show that the solution is being well received by the market and that multimodal logistics is becoming part of everyday industrial practice,” emphasises Christoph Grasl, Member of the Board of ÖBB Rail Cargo Group.

This development demonstrates that digital interfaces are a key lever for integrating multimodal logistics solutions more closely into the industry’s existing transport processes. Companies gain easy access to more sustainable logistics – without having to compromise on transparency and predictability in the door to door process.

Our multi-year collaboration with ÖBB Rail Cargo Group demonstrates how digital processes can help integrate rail and multimodal transport more easily into existing supply chains. With Transporeon Visibility, customers can, for example, track and manage their rail transports,” says Philipp Pfister, Vice President Transporeon.

International awards confirm innovative strength
The cooperation between RCG and Transporeon has already received several awards. In June 2024, the companies were awarded the Austrian Logistics Prize, followed in October 2024 by the international Supply Chain Excellence Award in the category “The Digital Transformation Award”. The joint solution was recognised because it brings together rail, road and multimodal transport on a single platform for the first time, thereby setting a new standard for digital and sustainable supply chains.

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Multimodal Logistics of RCG
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Transporeon locomotive
4 624 x 3 468 © ÖBB Lewisch
ÖBB Rail Cargo Group: ÖBB’s rail freight transport division
As a leading rail logistics provider in Europe, the ÖBB Rail Cargo Group is shaping the industry. 365 days a year – 24 hours a day. Across Europe and as far as Asia. With presence in 18 countries – and own traction in 14 of them – RCG connects people, businesses and markets from the first mile to the last. 5,846 logistics professionals ensure that 407,497 freight trains per year  or 1,116 per day – safely reach their destination. In 2025, RCG generated revenues of € 2.09 billion with its efficient end-to-end logistics solutions 

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