Lemtrans Group has invested more than UAH 470 million in infrastructure and logistics facilities in Ukraine.
The company announced this in a statement, the CFTS portal reports.
"Lemtrans continues to work to ensure the logistical and economic stability of Ukraine by supplying critically important raw materials and investing in new infrastructure projects," the statement said.
In 2024, the company allocated more than UAH 478 million for infrastructure and logistics projects, which is three times more than the UAH 160 million that was invested in 2023.
The main focus of the investments was the terminal and container business, in which the company invested UAH 441 million.
In the second half of 2024, the new Container Terminal Vinnytsia (CTV) was opened. Lemtrans also implemented an investment program aimed at maintaining its railcar fleet and further improving the efficiency of its railcar repair facilities.
"Despite the challenges of wartime, we continue to invest in infrastructure projects," said Lemtrans CEO Volodymyr Mezentsev. "The opening of such a terminal will promote business development in various sectors-for both large exporters and small shippers. The container terminal in Vinnytsia expands Ukrainian enterprises' access to global markets, contributing to the growth of export-import operations and strengthening the economic potential of both the region and the country as a whole. This is especially important in the current conditions when economic resilience is a key factor for Ukraine."
