Credit Rating: Gebrüder Weiss recognized as one of Austria’s most stable companies

According to Creditreform, Gebrüder Weiss has a demonstrably strong and stable financial foundation. With a credit index of 173 points, the international logistics company performs better than the industry average – achieving a score attained only by particularly financially strong companies in Austria. Wolfram Senger-Weiss, CEO of Gebrüder Weiss, accepted the rating certificate on January 20, 2026, at the company’s headquarters in Lauterach, Vorarlberg.

The credit index is a trusted metric for measuring a company’s financial reliability and its capacity to meet its financial obligations. The scale ranges from 100 points (very high creditworthiness) to 600 points (high risk). The lower the score, the better the rating.

The assessment is based on a comprehensive analysis that takes into account economic performance, equity capital and payment behavior. In addition, structural factors such as company size, industry and long-term stability are taken into consideration. Gebrüder Weiss has consistently achieved similarly high credit ratings in recent years, demonstrating continuity and sustainable corporate management.

“Financial stability builds trust – especially in economically challenging times marked by high inflation and weakened global trade. The Creditreform rating confirms that Gebrüder Weiss has a solid financial base and a long-term orientation. This provides security for our customers, partners and employees,” says Wolfram Senger-Weiss. Creditreform is a leading credit agency in the German-speaking region. It assesses companies’ creditworthiness based on objective, continuously updated data.