Tag: Chornomorsk Seaport
Japan’s Largest Shipping Company NYK Eyeing Chornomorsk Port
The Japanese rated the port’s infrastructure as satisfactory.
Ferries Transport 17 Million Tons Of Cargo From Ukraine To Georgia In 20 Years
The official opening of the Ukraine-Georgia ferry line took place in December 1996.
Risoil Confirms Intention To Invest In Completion Of Terminal In Chornomorsk
Construction of the Risoil Terminal began in 2014.
Number Of Ferries Handled At Chornomorsk Port Increases
All the three berths in the ferry complex are now in operation
Hutchison Ports Considering Chornomorsk Port’s Berths
A technical team will complete its work at the port by the end of this week
Korean Steel Giant POSCO Interested In Cooperation With Illichivsk Port
POSCO is the world's second largest steelmaker by market value and the most profitable steelmaking company in Asia.
Chornomorsk Port May Increase Cargo Transshipment By 14 Million Tons Per Year
The investor is seeking to lease the port’s warehouse No. 11 with the aim of building a universal cargo transshipment complex on its basis.
Ferries To Transport Over 500 Railcars From Illichivsk Port In 10 Days
11 trips from Chornomorsk (former Illichivsk) are scheduled to make before September 11: eight trips by Ukrferry ferries and three by BMF ferries.
Two European Ferry Operators Ready To Enter Ukrainian Market – Omelian
The Minister also said that the situation involving departure of railcars from the Illichivsk port has stabilized.
Illichivsk Port Announces Number Of Vessels Processed In January-June
The Illichivsk commercial seaport processed 1,551 vessels in the first six months of 2016.
Seventh Capesize Vessel Docks For Loading At Illichivsk Port
The Frontier Youth, a capesize-class bulk carrier, docked for loading at the Illichivsk seaport’s berth No. 1.
Illichivsk Port Increases Transshipment Of Iron-Ore Concentrate
The Illichivsk seaport has resumed coastal transshipment of iron-ore concentrate. The Stevia motor vessel, which engages in coastal shipping of goods to Mariupol, is being loaded at the seaport’s berth No. 2
Polish Company To Include Chornomorsk And Odesa In Europe-Turkey Transport Route
The PKP LHS company will conclude an agreement with companies from Ukraine, Georgia, and Turkey on the organization of inter-modal transport from Europe to the East in the near future.
Brooklyn-Kiev To Build Grain Terminal In Illichivsk Port For USD 200 Million
The Brooklyn-Kiev stevedoring company intends to build a grain terminal behind the Illichivsk seaport’s berths Nos. 7, 8, and 9 and reconstruct the berths. The total investment in the project will be USD 200 million.
Risoil Launches First Phase Of Grain Terminal At Illichivsk Seaport
The company Risoil S.A. has launched the first phase of the SP Risoil Terminal, which is a grain terminal, at the Illichivsk seaport.
Illichivsk Port Sets Record For Loading Iron-Ore Concentrate Onto Bulk Carriers
Three Capesize-class vessels docked at the Illichivsk Commercial Seaport in March to be loaded with iron-ore concentrate belonging to the Metinvest Holding.
Third Capesize Vessel Docks For Loading At Illichivsk Port
The AM Gijon bulk carrier with 176,000 deadweight tons has entered the Illichivsk port to be loaded with iron ore, a source at the port told the CFTS. This is the third capesize vessel to call at the Illichivsk port in March.
Odesa Region Approves Construction Of New Bridge Over Sukhyi Estuary
The Odesa regional administration has approved the project documentation for construction of a bridge across Sukhyi Estuary (Sukhyi Liman), with a branch to the village of Malodolynske from the Odesa-Chornomorsk (formerly Illichivsk) highway.
Illichivsk Seaport Aiming To Increase Capital Investments Fivefold In 2016
The volume of capital investment in the Illichivsk seaport in 2106 is planned at UAH 632.37 million, which is 5.1 times more than the figure forecast for 2015.
US Giant ADM Considering Illichivsk Port
The ADM Corporation decided to participate in a tender for implementation of investment projects on the territory of the Illichivsk port.
