The HBC Group is pleased to announce its merger with Hoyer Versicherungskontor GmbH from Berlin at the end of the year. Together, we will further strengthen our market presence in the insurance sector for logistics, industrial, and commercial clients at the Berlin location.
Founded in 1995, Hoyer Versicherungskontor GmbH serves companies and commercial clients with a focus on the transport and logistics industry as well as the real estate industry. With a team of experts and a service promise of “Added Security Value,” Hoyer Versicherungskontor offers specialized premium solutions in the areas of motor vehicle fleets and traffic liability insurance, as well as for the housing industry. Based on trust, respect, and a sense of responsibility, Hoyer Versicherungskontor has established itself as a reliable partner for insurance matters in Berlin. “Our strength lies in sustainable customer satisfaction, personal communication, and quick processing times in finding individual solutions for our clients,” says Klaus Hoyer, Managing Director of Hoyer Versicherungskontor GmbH.
Hauke Martinsen, CEO of HBC GmbH, adds: “With Hoyer Versicherungskontor, we have found a partner who not only ideally complements our portfolio but also shares our values such as trust and responsibility. Together, we want to provide even more targeted support to our clients in the logistics and real estate industries and offer individual solutions that make their daily lives safer, more transparent, and simpler.”
Through the acquisition of Hoyer Versicherungskontor GmbH, the HBC Group specifically expands its range of insurance services for commercial and industrial clients. This strategic partnership exemplifies the Hanseatic-friendly and fair partner concept of the HBC Group, which is valued by decision-makers in the brokerage sector for its personal and trusting cooperation.
The HBC Group continues to focus on sustainable growth through strategic partnerships with brokerage firms that wish to benefit from the advantages of a strong group without sacrificing their independence.
