In 2023, the Lithuanian company LTG Cargo transported 27.2 million tons, exceeding forecasts by 2.5 million tons, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

LTG Cargo offers intermodal routes

Transportation of oil and petroleum products by LTG Cargo remained at the previous year’s level, amounting to 9.4 million tons, while the volume of construction materials (5.5 million) and agricultural products (4.7 million) increased.

Transit freight to Kaliningrad decreased by 20% to 6.5 million tons. Sanctions against Russia and Belarus led LTG Cargo to reject nearly 4,000 transportation requests, covering over 52,000 railcar shipments.

100% of UAB LTG Cargo Ukraine is owned by the Lithuanian rail freight company AB LTG Cargo, which is a part of the largest group of railway companies in the Baltic States, AB Lietuvos Geležinkeliai (LTG), and takes the 10th place in terms of cargo transportation in the European Union (EU). The company started its operations in Ukraine in 2020. Through a synergy of different modes of transport, technical progress and information technology, our company constantly improves the existing, and creates new services for its clients.

Since we are closer to our customers, we are able react faster to the changes that occur in the market. Our main task is to offer our customers optimal cargo transportation solutions that save their time and financial resources.

Continuous improvement and search for new ways to facilitate the freight transportation process mark the uniqueness of our company, allowing making the good solutions offered by LTG Cargo Ukraine even better.

HEAD OF COMMERCE
Paulius Grubinskas
+370 686 11 611
paulius.grubinskas@ltgcargo.lt
https://ltgcargo.ua/

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