Port infrastructure

N'Unit intends to open a new terminal in Mostiska, on the Polish-Ukrainian border by the end of 2021.However, the company admits opening in January 2022.

On Thursday, September 9, the construction of a new hub in the Hungarian city of Zalaegerszeg officially began. The terminal is located on the routes of the transport axis of the Adriatic ports of Trieste, Koper and Rijeka.

On September 8, the project “Construction of the berthing-technological complex of Tehagro Company” was presented. It should be built in the port of Yuzhny.

During a meeting between the Presidents of the United States and Ukraine, Joe Biden and Volodymyr Zelensky, the latter presented a map of Ukraine's transformation.

DP World TIS Pivdennyi container terminal will start serving the new Black Sea service in partnership with the Turkish container line Akkon Lines.

SE "Commercial Sea Port Yuzhny" plans to implement two large investment projects aimed at increasing the transshipment capacity of the enterprise.

The German port and logistics operator HHLA announced that the container terminal in Odessa increased its transshipment volumes by 3.

To increase cargo flows in Ukrainian ports, it is necessary to develop the port railway infrastructure.Among the priority projects of this year is the section Chernomorskaya - Beregovaya, Minister of Infrastructure of Ukraine Oleksandr Kubrakov said on his Facebook page.

Lemtrans will build a railway terminal on the border with PolandThe Ukrainian company Lemtrans has acquired a 70% stake in Mostiska Dry Port LLC and intends to create a railway logistics hub on its basis.

Nika-Tera port handled the first million tons this yearNika-Tera port, part of Dmitry Firtash's Group DF, handled the first million tons of cargo in 2021.

Hungarian cargo hub for the Adriatic corridorThe Hungarian government and logistics company Metrans have signed an agreement to build a cargo hub in Zalaegerszeg, in the west of the country, close to the borders with Austria, Slovenia and Croatia.

N'UNIT plans to open two more container terminals in UkraineThe N'UNIT company ("New Ukrainian network of intermodal terminals") plans to expand its terminal network to six objects during 2021.