LTG Cargo Polska (a subsidiary of LTG Cargo) has purchased 72 platforms for transporting containers and semi-trailers on 1435 mm gauge tracks. The contract for the supply of the new fleet was signed with the Bulgarian company Kolowag following a tender process.
According to Lemtrans, the first stage of construction of a container terminal in Fastiv (Kyiv region) has been completed in cooperation with Rail Trans Investment. In particular, two railway tracks and a container yard with a storage capacity of up to 1,350 TEU have been built. The total investment in the first stage amounted…… Read more »
The overall cargo turnover increased by 166,000 t to 1.4 million t at Riga Freeport in August 2025 compared with July 2025.
Given that the rail transportation market in Ukraine remains the undisputed leader in freight deliveries and has the potential for growth, Laude Smart Intermodal plans to expand its service offerings.
Stevedoring companies operating at the Liepaja SEZ handled a total of 556,000 t of cargo in August 2025, thus exceeding the July transshipment volume by 76,000 t. Note that the cargo turnover increased in all product groups.
The cargo turnover sagged by 2% or 81,000 t to 3.6 million t at the Klaipeda Port in July 2025. Transshipment by the Klaipeda State Seaport decreased by 183,000 t to 2.8 million t, while that by Butinge Terminal increased by 102,000 t to 888,000 t.
In July 2025, operators working at the Riga Freeport served a total of 1.2 million t of cargo, which is an increase of 76,000 t compared with June 2025. Note that the growth in the cargo turnover was recorded for the first time since March 2025, and all cargo groups.
The logistics company CLIP Group will build a new intermodal terminal on the site of a former mining site in the Makoszowy district of Zabrze (near Katowice, Silesian Voivodeship, Poland).
The Polish company Laude Smart Intermodal has summarized its activities on the Ukrainian market. Despite the difficult situation caused by the full-scale war, the operator is actively working in the region.
On June 25, the British shipping company Ellerman City Liners launched an intermodal service between the cities of Lodz and Gdynia as part of the iPEX Polish Shortsea service. The project was launched in cooperation with the Austrian railway operator Bahnoperator.