CREATING VALUE IN SPECIALIST VEHICLE MARKETS

New developments are constantly taking place in the world of transport and logistics, from distribution processes to driveline technology. Companies and governments are constantly looking for opportunities to make their transport, distribution or warehousing as optimal and profitable as possible.

We strive to:

• Offer customers in specialist markets high-quality products with a low Total Cost of Ownership, rather than focussing on the lowest initial price
• Supporting the entrepreneurial spirit of the operating companies and helping them to expand into new markets and products
• Offering employees rewarding careers
• Ensuring the continuity of Terberg as a family business
  
  
  

In 1869 Johannes Bernardus Terberg set up as a blacksmith in Benschop, near Utrecht in the Netherlands. Early 1900's Terberg was selling bicycles, repairing cars and supplying spare parts.

After the second World War the company started modifying American army trucks for civilian use and opened garages.

In the 1970s Terberg set up a leasing division and truck and vehicle modification companies. Terberg Benschop delivered its first terminal tractor to the port of Rotterdam in 1973.

From that period through to the present, the Royal Terberg Group established international subsidiaries and built up a worldwide network of distributors in several specialist vehicles markets.

 

 

Today Terberg counts six divisions, ranging from complete specialist vehicles, subassemblies, vehicle modification and leasing.

The Royal Terberg Group is the parent company of these businesses and supports the divisions with various staff functions.

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CODE OF CONDUCT PRINCIPLES

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The Terberg Code of Conduct has been adopted to underscore the principles by which Terberg conducts its relations with employees, business partners and other stakeholders. It applies to all employed within companies of the Royal Terberg Group.

STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES

• We abide by local legislation, wherever we operate.
• All dealings with our business partners are characterized by fairness and honesty.
• We will do our utmost to avoid conflicts of interest.
• We demand that our financial records are accurate and that our reporting processes are clear and understandable.
• We hire and treat our employees in a manner that does not discriminate.
• We try to improve the development of our employees and their employability.
• We attempt to reduce our environmental footprint as much as possible.
• We try to contribute to our communities.
• We are open for cooperation and partnerships and we are prepared to share knowledge and experience.

RESPONSIBILITY OF MANAGERS AND EMPLOYEES
It is the responsibility of Terberg managers to communicate and demonstrate the content as well as the spirit of the principles of this Code of Conduct. Explicit or implicit approval of actions contrary to it will not be tolerated.

 

FOCUSSED ON CONTINUITY

We consider the impact of our operations on people and the environment. We consider the following key issues in the running of our business:

• Reducing energy consumption
• Workplace conditions
• Creating a cleaner workplace and environment
• Using natural resources sustainably
• Developing sustainable technology
• Social policies and our relationship with the region
  
  

ELECTRIC VEHICLES

We take the lead in this area, we have been building electric vehicles for years. In fact, we are now manufacturing a new and improved generation of EVs. We are also active in hydrogen technology.

TERBERG FOUNDATION

Every year the Royal Terberg Group makes a donation to the Terberg Foundation, depending on the profit. The objectives of the Foundation are:

• To contribute to the independence of disadvantaged people, and so contribute to a better society
• To contribute to good education, healthcare, and the care for young people and the elderly