The company based in Athens emerged, among other things, from the merger of the Greek logistics companies Orphee Beinoglou International Transports (ORBIT), Makios Logistics, and other logistics service providers in the country.
OB Streem operates in ten Southeast European countries, including Greece, Romania, Bulgaria, and Serbia, serving industrial and commercial sectors, including automotive, Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), and retail sectors. The logistician's core competencies lie in less-than-truckload (LTL)
and full-truckload (FTL) transport, temperature-controlled logistics, and hazardous goods logistics.
Orphee Beinoglou, owner of the Greek logistics company of the same name:
“With this step, we want to optimize our groupage, partial load, and special services and further strengthen our connections between the Southeast European region and the European market.”
By joining the System Alliance Europe, which comprises 56 partner companies, OB Streem gains access to digital tools and
technologies that enable real-time shipment tracking and improved partner communication.
Dimitrios Flampouris, Road Freight Network Director at OB Streem:
“Through close collaboration with the SAE partners, we aim to improve connectivity between Southeast and Western Europe, increase efficiency through shared hubs, and consolidate freight flows in the region.”
OB Streem transports over 600,000 tons of goods by road annually and employs more than 2,500 logistics professionals in the region.
In 2024, the company recorded revenue of over 320 million euros. Tassilo Schneider, CEO of System Alliance Europe:
“We are delighted to expand our presence in Southeast Europe with OB Streem and further strengthen our network. OB Streem's expertise and commitment perfectly align with our vision of seamless, high-quality logistic solutions across Europe.”
In addition to OB Streem, System Alliance also has the partners Logika and Hellas Logistics in
