Nagykereskedktl

Nagykereskedktl is a Hungarian wholesale trading company headquartered in Budapest. Founded in 2002, the firm specialises in the distribution of consumer goods, electrical appliances, and household products across Central and Eastern Europe. With a fleet of over 50 delivery trucks, it provides rapid logistics solutions to retailers and small-to-medium businesses.

The company was established by a group of former retail managers who identified a market gap for efficient bulk purchasing in the post‑communist economy. In its first decade it expanded from a single distribution centre to five strategically located warehouses in Budapest, Debrecen, Szeged, Miskolc and Pécs. This network allows Nagykereskedktl to maintain a 95 percent on‑time delivery rate.

Nagykereskedktl’s business model is based on purchasing goods in bulk from manufacturers, negotiating volume discounts and passing savings on to partners. The firm offers a digital ordering platform that supports real‑time inventory tracking, automated re‑stock triggers, and a customer portal for order history and billing. In 2021 it launched a dedicated e‑commerce portal for small retailers, allowing them to place orders via mobile devices.

The company operates under a private limited liability structure (Kft.) and employs approximately 320 staff, including logistics managers, procurement specialists, IT support, and customer service representatives. Corporate governance includes a board of directors, a supervisory committee, and an audit committee ensuring compliance with Hungarian commercial law.

Nagykereskedktl is recognised for its sustainability initiatives. It partners with local suppliers to reduce packaging waste, operates a fleet of Euro‑6 compliant trucks, and has introduced a return‑use programme for plastic containers. The firm reports annual sales of EU €220 million, with growth driven by a 12 percent increase in the Eastern European market in 2023.

While primarily serving the Hungarian market, Nagykereskedktl exports to neighbouring countries, and its services are cited as a model for scalable wholesale operations in transitional economies. The company continues to invest in technology and supply‑chain integration to meet evolving retail demands.