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Main Cooperative North AG

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legal form Corporation
founding 1988
Seat Kiel , Germany
management Board of Directors : Henrik Madsen, Chairman of the Supervisory Board : Kristian Hundebøll
Number of employees 1,600 (2013)
sales EUR 2.2 billion (2016)
Branch Agricultural trade
Website http://hage-kiel.de
As of March 17, 2017

The Hauptgenossenschaft Nord AG ( HaGe or HaGe Kiel for short ) is one of the large trading companies in the agricultural and food industry in northern Germany. The company's headquarters are in Kiel . In 2013 the turnover of HaGe was 1.8 billion, that of the group more than 2.85 billion euros.

The business areas of the group are the trade in grain , rapeseed and pulses (core competence, sales share around 48 percent) as well as with operating materials for plant production and animal feed (HaGe feed, 50 percent) and logistics (1 percent). HaGe is represented at around 120 sales locations in Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania . There are also sales partnerships and holdings in the Baltic States and Poland .

history

The Raiffeisen silo in Uetersen , which was dismantled in 2011, was the largest silo in Schleswig-Holstein.

On January 18, 1898, the original company Schleswig-Holsteinische Landwirtschaftliche Hauptgenossenschaft eGmbH was founded. In 1988 the company was converted into a stock corporation . After the reunification of Germany , the business area was extended to Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. On May 20, 2005, the company, now trading as Raiffeisen HaGe , merged with team AG and the Danish dlg . In 2006 the agricultural trading business of Raiffeisen Markt GmbH & Co. KG, Kropp, was incorporated into Raiffeisen HaGe, at the beginning of 2007 HaGe took over the goods business of VR Bank in the Rendsburg district and Raiffeisenbank eG, Bargteheide. Due to a resolution passed by the Annual General Meeting on March 20, 2009, the company dropped the Raiffeisen name and has been operating as Hauptgenossenschaft Nord AG ever since .

The wholesaling company Biesterfeld Scheibler Linssen (BSL), founded in Hamburg in 1994 as a joint venture between the three companies Biesterfeld , Scheibler ( Werhahn ) and Linssen , has been a wholly owned subsidiary of the main cooperative Nord AG since 2009 under the new name BSL Betriebsmittel Service Logistik GmbH & Co. KG ; After various takeovers and participations, it now achieves sales of 750 million euros with around 230 employees.

With effect from July 1, 2014, the HaGe VR Süderlügum joint venture previously operated with VR Bank Niebüll , the bank's former agricultural trading division, was merged with the main cooperative north.

The shareholders of HaGe are the Danish dlg with 54.35% (holding since 2005) and the Swedish Lantmännen with 40.08% (holding since 2006). 5.57% of the shares are in free float . (As of April 2016)

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