Executive Team:

• CEO: Richard Lutz
• CFO: Levin Holle

Specialized Equipment:

• Rail Fleet: Operates a large fleet including over 253 ICE high-speed trains, 1,039 regional locomotives, 3,654 regional multiple units, and thousands of passenger cars and freight wagons.
• Bus Fleet: Operates more than 13,000 buses for regional and local transport across Germany and Europe.

Major Facilities:

• Bahntower (Deutsche Bahn Headquarters): 26-story, 103-meter skyscraper at Potsdamer Platz 2, Berlin; serves as the central administrative and strategic hub for Deutsche Bahn Group
• Cottbus High-Speed Train Maintenance Facility: 445-meter-long, two-track facility near Berlin dedicated to heavy maintenance of ICE4 trains, with capacity for XXL-ICE 13-car trains and planned expansion to employ up to 1,200 people

Geographic Scope:

Deutsche Bahn Group operates one of the world’s largest rail networks, with a core infrastructure of 33,400 kilometers in Germany and a global presence spanning Europe, Asia-Pacific, Africa, and the Americas. Its operations include long-distance, regional, and freight services across over 30 countries, supported by subsidiaries and contracts in major markets such as China, India, Canada, Egypt, and the United States.

Strategic Hubs:

• Berlin, Germany: Berlin Hauptbahnhof serves as Deutsche Bahn's central hub in the capital, featuring five levels and handling over 300,000 passengers daily, making it a critical interchange for national and international rail traffic.
• Frankfurt, Germany: Frankfurt Hauptbahnhof is one of the busiest railway stations in Europe, accommodating approximately 460,000 passengers per day and acting as a major junction for long-distance, regional, and local trains across Germany and beyond.
• Hamburg, Germany: Hamburg Hauptbahnhof is the busiest station in Germany, with around 530,000 daily passengers, serving as a vital northern gateway for Deutsche Bahn's national and international rail services.
• Munich, Germany: München Hauptbahnhof is a key southern hub for Deutsche Bahn, processing about 400,000 passengers daily and connecting major domestic and international routes.
• Cologne, Germany: Köln Hauptbahnhof is a central western hub, handling approximately 310,000 passengers each day and serving as a major interchange for high-speed, regional, and local trains.
• Stuttgart, Germany: Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof is a significant southwestern hub, serving around 300,000 passengers daily and functioning as a primary interchange for regional and long-distance services.
• Leipzig, Germany: Leipzig Hauptbahnhof is one of Europe's largest terminal stations by floor area, serving as a major eastern hub for Deutsche Bahn and accommodating high passenger volumes and extensive retail facilities.
• Düsseldorf, Germany: Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof is a key hub in western Germany, with about 270,000 daily passengers, providing critical connections for regional and long-distance travel.
• Nuremberg, Germany: Nürnberg Hauptbahnhof is a major transport hub in southern Germany, handling around 200,000 passengers daily and serving as a central interchange for Deutsche Bahn's network.
• Hanover, Germany: Hannover Hauptbahnhof is a vital northern hub, accommodating approximately 280,000 passengers per day and serving as a key junction for high-speed and regional trains.

Strategic Partnerships:

Core Services:

• Passenger Rail Transport: Provides long-distance and regional passenger train services across Germany and neighboring countries, featuring extensive network coverage, reliable scheduling, and modern train fleets.