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Founded in 1912 by Martin Sixt, Sixt serves its customers at more than 3,500 service stations in more than 80 countries.

In its core business field, the rent a car unit, Sixt holds the market leading position in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland and is one of Europe's largest rent a car companies.

Revenue (2006): 1.34 billion EUROS
EBT: 123.6 million EUROS
EAT: 94.8 million EUROS
employees: 1,923
CEO: Mr. Erich Sixt
CFO: Mr. Karsten Odemann
COO: Mr Detlef Paetsch
Company Headquarters: Pullach, Germany

Sixt started operations in India in January 2006 with Sunjay Kapur holding the master franchise for Sixt in Indian sub continent.

Major car rental companies

Avis Budget Group: Avis - Budget

Vanguard: Alamo - National

Dollar-Thrifty: Dollar - Thrifty

Independents: Auto Europe - Enterprise - Europcar - Hertz - Kemwel - Rent-A-Wreck - Sixt


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