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Market entry with teamtosse

MARKET ENTRY

WITH teamtosse

EVENT­ORGANISATION
LOGIX CLUB 2025

Successfully positioning international companies in the German market requires more than traditional PR. As an industry pilot, teamtosse combines strategic communications with industry expertise, relevant contacts and an understanding of the specific characteristics of the German market. Our work with PanelClaw, part of the Enstall Group, is one example of how we support international companies in establishing their position in the German C&I market.

  • CLIENT

    PanelClaw, part of the Enstall Group
  • REQUIREMENT

    Position PanelClaw as a relevant provider in the German Commercial & Industrial (C&I) market, increase the visibility of its international expertise and build relationships with relevant market stakeholders.

  • SERVICE

    Strategic communications consulting, development of a thought leadership approach, concept development and organisation of the Customer Breakfast at Intersolar, organisation and briefing of the keynote and panel, international media relations, executive interviews including video production, LinkedIn strategy and content, and photographic coverage.

International companies entering a new market need more than visibility. They need to understand the industry, identify the right stakeholders and find opportunities for meaningful dialogue. teamtosse supports companies throughout this process as an industry pilot, combining communications expertise with industry knowledge and relevant networks.

Logix Club 2025
Logix Club 2025
Logix Club 2025

From international provider to relevant voice in the German market

PanelClaw specialises in photovoltaic mounting systems for commercial and industrial rooftops and is part of the Enstall Group. With PanelClaw Wave, the company offers a tool-free mounting system for large flat roofs.
For the German market, the challenge was to increase the visibility of PanelClaw’s international expertise and connect the company with relevant stakeholders from the energy, real estate and logistics sectors.
To achieve this, teamtosse developed a communications approach that positioned PanelClaw not only through its products, but as part of a broader industry dialogue: How are electrification, solar energy, energy storage and intelligent energy management changing the future of commercial and logistics real estate?

The Customer Breakfast at Intersolar

A key element was the PanelClaw Customer Breakfast at Intersolar Europe 2026 in Munich. teamtosse developed the format and brought together industry experts, real estate professionals, developers, EPCs and PanelClaw’s management. A keynote, moderated panel discussion and subsequent networking created the setting for expert exchange and direct conversations with relevant market stakeholders. In addition to organising the event, teamtosse supported the communications programme through international media relations, executive interviews, LinkedIn content and thought leadership.

Entering the German market with teamtosse as an industry pilot

For international companies, knowing the industry is only the starting point. What matters is finding and connecting the right people, topics and opportunities.
This is where teamtosse comes in as an industry pilot: We combine industry expertise and communications with relevant networks to create the right conditions for a successful market entry. For teamtosse, being an industry pilot means not simply helping companies enter a market, but helping them find the right way forward within it.

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Logix publishes new study on multilevel logistics properties

·  An overview of potential, basic types and challenges

·  Classification lays the foundation for future standards


Space for logistics properties is becoming increasingly scarce, particularly in Germany’s metropolitan regions. At the same time, demand for easily accessible warehousing, distribution and production sites is rising. Multi-storey logistics properties can offer a way to utilise existing commercial and industrial sites more efficiently. In its new study, ‘Multilevel Logistics Properties’, the Logistics Properties Initiative (Logix) examines the potential offered by this type of construction and the conditions that need to be created for its wider adoption in Germany.

The publication, compiled under the direction of Dr.-Ing. Roland Busch of the University of Wuppertal, is the first of two studies on the topic of multi-storey logistics properties. It defines the concept of multi-storey logistics properties, catalogues and classifies projects already completed in Europe, and examines their structural and functional characteristics. The survey reveals a great deal of diversity. At the same time, the European projects can be categorised into six clearly distinguishable basic types. Whilst multi-storey logistics properties have already been realised in various forms across Europe, there have so far been only a few such projects in Germany, particularly those with ramp access to the upper storeys. 

Potential, basic types and challenges of multi-storey construction

Multi-storey construction is becoming increasingly important, particularly where land is scarce and expensive. A more efficient use of industrial and commercial land can help to reduce the sealing of land not previously used for commercial purposes (greenfield sites). At the same time, more centrally located sites offer the potential for improved accessibility to conurbations and, where applicable, for the optimisation of freight transport.

“The increasing scarcity of land requires a rethink in the planning and construction of logistics properties. Our study shows that the potential of multi-storey concepts is already being utilised in various projects across Europe and can play an important role in the future development of logistics sites,” says Dr Roland Busch from the University of Wuppertal.

This assessment is confirmed by the results of a survey of 103 experts from the construction and property sectors, carried out in April and May 2026. Half of the 70 respondents who assessed future prospects see great or very great potential for multi-storey logistics properties in the coming years. Across the various types of multi-level logistics properties, the average forecasts total over 120 projects, which the respondents expect to be realised by 2035. The greatest market potential is attributed to urban supply and last-mile multi-level logistics properties.

At the same time, the study makes it clear that various obstacles are currently preventing wider adoption. These include, in particular, the comparatively high construction costs and the lack of cost certainty during implementation, which arise from the more complex requirements of multi-storey buildings. Challenges arise, for example, from structural systems, access and fire safety, such as the higher requirements for loads, ramps and vertical access. Added to this are a lack of empirical data and building standards that have not yet been established, which complicates planning and cost estimation. Furthermore, the approval and inspection procedures are not yet well-established and may prove more time-consuming due to the complex requirements.

Greater transparency as the basis for future standards

There are particular opportunities for action in the areas of standardisation and the collation of existing experience. Examples of best practice, a systematic record of completed projects and the classification of building types can help to create greater transparency regarding the various forms of multi-storey construction. In the long term, this can lead to the development of type-specific building standards and more efficient planning and approval processes.

“For the first time, the study provides a structured overview of the different forms of multi-storey logistics properties and the experience gained from completed projects in Europe. This establishes a factual basis for discussing the prerequisites for greater use of such concepts in Germany in the future,” explains Dr Malte-Maria Münchow, spokesperson for the Logix Initiative.

The publication was produced by Logix in collaboration with the Federal Ministry for Housing, Urban Development and Construction (BMWSB) and the study’s sponsors: BayernLB, WISAG Facility Management Logistik, GSE Deutschland and the MLP Group. It will initially be published in German and will subsequently be available in English. The publication can be downloaded free of charge from the Logix website: https://logix-award.de/publikationen/

Event Management Groundbreaking Ceremony 

EVENT MANAGEMENT

GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY

EVENT­ORGANISATION
LOGIX CLUB 2025

When properly planned and executed, client events create opportunities for personal interactions, strengthen relationships, and highlight a company’s key milestones. teamtosse develops and organizes customized event formats and supports them every step of the way – from concept and organization to communications support. One example of this is the symbolic groundbreaking ceremony for AYKA ParX’s custom-built logistics center for Zeppelin Baumaschinen in Cologne.

  • CLIENT

    AYKA ParX
  • REQUIREMENT

    Develop and implement an event format that

    • appropriately highlights and celebrates the important project milestone of the groundbreaking ceremony
    • brings together project stakeholders, local government representatives, and the media in a suitable setting and facilitates personal interaction
    • showcases the new logistics center and AYKA ParX’s role as project developer to relevant stakeholders
  • SERVICE

    Planning, organization, and execution of an event for company representatives, project stakeholders, and local government and press representatives, including catering, a construction site tour, and photographic documentation. 

Groundbreaking ceremonies, topping-out ceremonies, grand openings, and anniversaries are special moments in a company’s development. They offer the opportunity to celebrate important milestones together with project partners, customers, political figures, the media, and other stakeholders, while simultaneously highlighting the company’s own role and achievements.

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AYKA ParX: Groundbreaking Ceremony for a Custom-Built Logistics Center

AYKA ParX, part of AYKA Solution Holding, develops business and logistics parks, identifies potential locations, and creates well-designed and environmentally conscious real estate projects. AYKA ParX is developing a custom-built logistics center in Cologne for Zeppelin Baumaschinen. In the future, this facility will serve as the hub for planning and procuring replacement parts for Caterpillar construction equipment, as well as for their storage and distribution to the German branches and service stations of the various business divisions.

The groundbreaking ceremony provided the perfect opportunity to celebrate this project milestone together with the partners and to present the project to a select group of guests.

From Planning to Implementation

For the event on October 10, 2025, teamtosse developed a program that combined the celebratory occasion with a presentation of the project and opportunities for personal interaction. Invited guests included representatives from AYKA ParX and Zeppelin Baumaschinen, as well as the City of Cologne, the Cologne Economic Development Agency, the general contractor Köster Bau, and other project stakeholders. 

Short speeches provided insights into the project and its development. The focus was on the symbolic laying of the cornerstone, followed by a joint tour of the construction site that offered further insights into the logistics center under construction. For the personal networking session that followed, teamtosse organized a lunch together. Photographic coverage documented the special occasion while also providing visual material for future corporate communications.

Client Events as Part of Communication

A successful client event creates a personal setting for existing relationships while also opening up opportunities to forge new connections. Especially for construction and real estate projects, events can help bring projects to life for the media, local governments, and other stakeholders.

From conception to organization to execution: teamtosse creates the perfect setting for special corporate moments and ensures that projects and services gain visibility.

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Logix Award

LOGIX AWARD

EVENT­ORGANISATION
LOGIX CLUB 2025

Launching an award program can help achieve many communication goals: highlighting outstanding achievements, setting new standards, strengthening one’s own positioning, and promoting the importance of an industry. However, for an award to be successful and credible in the long term, it takes more than just the award itself. From the conception and development of a suitable evaluation process, through the organization of the application process, to communications support – teamtosse assists companies and organizations in developing and implementing their own awards.

The Logix Award, organized by the Logistics Real Estate Initiative (Logix), which teamtosse has supported organizationally and communicatively since it was first given out in 2013, demonstrates how this works in practice.

  • CLIENT

    Logix Initiative
  • REQUIREMENT

    Development of an established and recognized award for outstanding logistics real estate developments that

    • strengthens the status and acceptance of logistics real estate
    • highlights the requirements of municipalities, users, and investors
    • emphasizes urban planning, environmental, and social aspects
  • SERVICE

    • Collaboration on the concept and further development of the evaluation process
    • Collaboration on the selection of an independent jury of experts
    • Organization and coordination of the application and selection process
    • Organization of the awards ceremony as part of Expo Real
    • Communication support throughout the entire award process

To strengthen the image and acceptance of logistics real estate, the Logistics Real Estate Initiative (Logix) has been honoring outstanding logistics real estate developments in Germany every two years since 2013. The focus is on projects that particularly meet the needs of municipalities, users, and investors while also taking urban planning, environmental, and social aspects into account.

Auszeichnung Logix Award
Logix Award Gewinner
Levi Strauss & Co. European Distribution Center von Delta Development in Dorsten

From Concept to Awards Ceremony

teamtosse has provided organizational and communications support for the Logix Award from the very beginning and, together with the initiative, is responsible for the entire process – from the application phase to the awards ceremony.

Its responsibilities include helping to assemble an independent jury of experts, as well as the ongoing development and organization of the selection process. For the 2025 Logix Award, the application process was structured in three stages for the first time. A shortlist was first compiled based on a defined set of criteria. The ten-member expert jury then selected the finalists from this shortlist during an online session. The finalists were subsequently given the opportunity to present their projects to the jury in a pitch.

With 27 projects submitted, the 2025 Logix Award set a new record for entries, underscoring its growing importance in the industry. Since it was first presented in 2013, the Logix Award has evolved into a recognized and established accolade for outstanding projects. The communications support provided by teamtosse ensures visibility for the award and its projects throughout the entire process, culminating in the awards ceremony at Expo Real.

The 2025 Logix Award went to an innovative Cradle to Cradle concept

The 2025 awards ceremony took place on October 6 as part of Expo Real in Munich. The award went to the Levi Strauss & Co. European Distribution Center, developed by Delta Development in Dorsten. The winning project stood out in particular for its holistic approach to sustainability. The approximately 73,000 m² LEED Platinum-certified logistics facility was developed according to the Cradle to Cradle philosophy and completed in October 2023. Among other features, it incorporates reused building materials, geothermal energy, and a 3.45 MWp photovoltaic system with 1 MW of battery storage. Social sustainability was also addressed through workspaces designed to meet WELL Platinum standards.

With the Logix Award, teamtosse, in collaboration with the initiative, is creating a platform that highlights innovative logistics properties and demonstrates how modern requirements for logistics developments can be implemented.

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