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AboutUs

About DKV Mobility

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DKV Mobility is the leading European B2B platform for on-the-road payment solutions. We can look back on a growth story of over ${years} years.

With our fuel and service cards, our around ${customers} active customers can refuel their vehicles or charge them with electricity at any time, with access to the largest energy-independent acceptance network in Europe consisting of around ${fuel} filling stations, around ${charge} charging points and ${alternative} filling stations with alternative fuels.

DKV Mobility is also the leading provider of commercial toll solutions in Europe and also offers services for vehicles at around ${service} stations and innovative digital solutions.

As a leading provider of VAT refund services, we offer our customers efficient financial solutions.

DKV Mobility generated a transaction volume of ${transaction} and revenue of ${revenue} in 2024.

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You drive, we care.

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You are the focus of our attention. You are our source of inspiration and our driving force. Your perspective shows us the way and enables us to offer products and services that meet your needs. No one knows the roads of Europe as well as you do. So why should we do without your expertise?

Mobility means change and thanks to the trusting cooperation with our partners and daily users, our World of Mobility is optimally tailored to the needs and goals of each individual DKV customer. Together, we stay mobile and master every challenge that the future holds.

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Our purpose

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Why does our company exist? What purpose do we fulfill in the world and how do we benefit our customers? The purpose of a company answers these questions by demonstrating the meaning and raison d'être of a company.

ALWAYS IN MOTION: Since its foundation, DKV Mobility has been guided by ambitious goals and has remained constantly on the move. Our ANSPORN (DRIVE) was and is our constant companion and motivates us to achieve ever better services for all our stakeholders.

Mobility, the backbone of the European economy, is changing. As a market leader, it is our responsibility to be a driving force behind this TRANSITION.

In this time of change, our customers need us more than ever. We remain your reliable partner and accompany you on your way to a more EFFICIENT future - through access to mobility solutions, technologies, financing and trust.

At the same time, it is our responsibility to make a substantial, SUSTAINABLE contribution to ensuring that our blue planet remains worth living on.

That is our purpose:

To drive the transition towards an efficient and sustainable future of mobility

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DKV Mobility in numbers

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A strong brand for all your requirements

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We are your partner for staying mobile wherever you are.

The DKV Mobility brand has stood for the highest quality for more than ${years} years and has received numerous awards and prizes. We continuously develop services and products to make mobility more efficient, smoother and more convenient. We leverage our particular strengths in coverage, technology, finance and trust. For the big and the small.

The DKV Mobility Group SE

In addition to DKV Euro Service GmbH + Co. KG, the DKV Mobility Group SE also includes several subsidiaries and associated companies, including REMOBIS Refund Service C.V., LUNADIS GmbH + Co. KG, Alfa Transport Service V.O.F., Alfa Commercial Finance B.V., Tax Refund S.R.L., VAT Services, S.L., DKV Mobility LIVE GmbH, Greenflux Assets B.V., Smart Diesel S.R.L., InNuce Solutions GmbH, LIS Logistische Informationssysteme GmbH, Easytrip Services Ireland Limited and Road Solution Pro, S.L..

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Management

Management Board

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${employees} DKV Mobility employees give their all every day to shape the mobility of today and tomorrow. Get to know our management and see for yourself how strong we are. With the highest level of passion and expertise.

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SEBASTIAN KLAUKE CEO

Sebastian Klauke was appointed CEO of DKV Mobility in 2025.

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Sebastian Klauke CEO DKV Mobility

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VIBEKE BAK SOLOK CFO

Vibeke Bak Solok has been Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of DKV Mobility since October 2025.

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Peter Meier CFO DKV Mobility

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JESPER ERICHSEN CTOO

Jesper Erichsen was appointed Chief Technology and Operating Officer (CTOO) of DKV Mobility in July 2025.

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Peter Meier CFO DKV Mobility

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The Administrative Board

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The Administrative Board determines the basic principles of the DKV Mobility Group's activities and monitors their implementation.

It consists of the following members:

Jan Fischer (Chairman)
Nicole Fischer
Martin Kraus
Anke Groth (independent member)
Rainer Kröll
Petra Ehmann (independent member)
Frauke Heistermann (independent member)

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CompanyStory

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Our company history

We are always in motion. It’s in our DNA and runs through our teams of highly dedicated people. For almost ${years} years, we have pioneered products and services to make mobility more efficient, seamless, and convenient. The Fischer family, owner and active shareholder of DKV Mobility, for three generations, focuses on sustainable value creation, profitable growth and competitiveness, all with a long-term perspective.

Accompany us on a journey through time to find out.

1934

Foundation of DKV

Dr. Friedrich Gercke, Karl Kniebaum, Otto Köther and Helmut Winter, establish DEUTSCHE KRAFTVERKEHR GmbH (German road transport) in Duisburg. The newly formed company organises and arranges road transport for the German Reichsbahn and Bundesbahn railway networks until 1953.

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1949

The "transport box"

Subsidiary company Waldholz-Transport GmbH develops a standard shipping-container for transporting goods as far back as the 1930s. The so-called "transport box" significantly reduces loading and unloading times. However, this innovative system is unable to achieve market penetration due to the political situation.

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1950

For the knights of the road

DKV launches products and services aimed at increasing the profitability of goods shipments and improving the comfort and safety of drivers. In addition to introducing the Tankschecks the precursors to today's fuel cards and a network of 26 contract fuel stations, a DKV fuel atlas is published for the first time. To ensure no time is lost searching for accommodation when travelling over long distances, DKV drivers' hostels are set-up from 1951.

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1955

Foundation stone for the current service network

Shortly after termination of the cooperation with the German railways, the sale of diesel becomes the core business of DKV, thereby laying the foundation stone for today’s fuel station network. At the same time, Heinrich Eckstein becomes a shareholder. DKV's business expanded throughout Europe.

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1957

New shareholder

Founding fathers Dr. Gercke and Karl Kniebaum leave DKV. Heinrich Eckstein attracts Ernst Grimmke as a DKV shareholder. Each man holds 50% of the shares. From 1959, DKV's head office is located at Tonhallenstrasse in Düsseldorf.

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1960

Introduction of the DKV delivery notes

DKV launches the DKV delivery notes for the first time. This means that drivers no longer need to exchange currencies, thereby facilitating more rapid transportation.

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1963

Renaming of the company

Heinrich Eckstein resigns as a result of differing opinions relating to corporate objectives. The new name of the company is DEUTSCHER KRAFTVERKEHR Ernst Grimmke GmbH & Co.KG. DKV is already present in ten European countries. Mineral oil partner CALTEX takes a stake in the company from 1965.

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1966

Introduction of the DKV CARD

The DKV CARD is introduced. Haulage firms can now precisely calculate the fuel consumption of their fleets. Every two weeks an invoice is prepared which lists the refuelling details of each individual truck. In order to maintain the independence of DKV, Ernst Grimmke establishes an emergency network of own-brand fuel stations. These are attached to easily accessible truck stops.

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1970

Introduction of the magnetic strip

During the 1970s, DKV introduces the embossed DKV CARD with a magnetic strip. The company already has contracts with 1,500 fuel stations and 70 truck stops in 17 European countries. In 1971, DKV offers a wide range of services under the "Extra Service" banner. Ernst Grimmke transfers his shares to his daughter, Dr. Karin Fischer in 1972.

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1980

Changes in terms of value added

Along with the invoice, transport companies receive a brochure which contains information on how to reclaim value added tax in the respective country. The company's total capital now amounts to DM 18 million. In the meantime, CALTEX sells its shares to Chevron (from 1986 TEXACO, later renamed RWE/DEA).

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1990

Europe-wide toll processing

During the 1990s, DKV withdraws from the truck stop business and sells its own-brand truck stops. From 1995, it becomes possible for customers to pay road tolls throughout Europe.

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1999

New shareholder structure

Dr. Karin Fischer initially procures all partnership shares and subsequently sells 45% to the Gothaer Insurance Group. 55% of the company's shares - and therefore a majority holding - are retained by Dr. Karin Fischer.

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2002

Contactless toll recording

ERS (subsequently REMOBIS) is established as a separate subsidiary to provide the VAT refund service. Contactless road toll recording using operator boxes is introduced in 2004 and toll payments are processed using DKV systems. A further milestone in the development of the company is the interoperable DKV BOX which is launched in 2007.

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2008

Family company with a corporate structure

Dr. Karin Fischer transfers her partnership shares to her son, Jan Fischer. DKV is now in its third generation of family ownership. In December 2010, the new group structure is introduced. During the following year, the group of companies moves into the newly constructed group headquarters in Ratingen and NOVOFLEET is established with the purpose of offering an alternative solution for commercial car fleets.

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2017

Fischer family becomes sole shareholder

Jan Fischer takes over the shares of “Gothaer Versicherung”. 58 years after the takeover by Ernst Grimmke, the Fischer family is now the sole shareholder. The new structure gives DKV Mobility the necessary scope to position itself more strongly in the market.

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2019

Transaction for accelerated growth

Jan Fischer identifies a partner, CVC Capital Partners Fund VII (CVC), to successfully drive the growth strategy forward. In 2019, CVC acquires the corresponding minority interest.

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2021

The course continues

There are now over 5.1 million fuel cards and on-board units in circulation across 45 European markets. Under the guidance of the Fischer siblings, DKV Mobility continues to expand strongly from 2019. A special focus is placed on the expansion of the core business as well as digitalisation and sustainability.

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2024

Fischer family once again sole shareholder

Jan Fischer buys back the 20 percent minority stake from CVC. After five years of successful cooperation, DKV Mobility is now fully back in family hands. The successful growth strategy is to be continued and the position as the leading European mobility platform further expanded.

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