Ukrainian Operational Terminal LNG Black Sea Cargo Port

Investing in port operations within the Black Sea region offers distinct, compelling strategic advantages for global trade and logistics enterprises. As a pivotal maritime artery, the Black Sea serves as the critical connector between Europe, the Southern Caucasus, Central Asia, and the Eastern Mediterranean. This unique geographic positioning transforms the region into an essential corridor for international commerce, energy transit, and, most critically, global food security.

Cargo Type	Monthly Volume	Annual Volume (12×)
Liquefied gas	30,000 m3*	360,000 m3*
Grain crops	50,000 t	100,000 t
Vegetable oil	50,000 t	600,000 t
Vegetable meal	50,000 t	600,000 t
Glass	20,000 t	240,000 t

*With a small investment it will be possible to load two LNG carriers per week using the direct option by road transport;

Asset Category	Specification & Capacity
Global Distribution	Supplies of grain crops to 20 countries worldwide
Operational Overpasses	2 units with a total capacity of 8,000 tons/day
Bulk Warehouse	Grain storage warehouse with 25,000 tons capacity
Silo Storage (Tower A)	High-capacity tower: 36,000 tons
Silo Storage (Tower B)	Support tower: 18,000 tons

This profile presents an exceptional opportunity to acquire a high-capacity, specialized terminal facility poised to capitalize on the sustained demand for agricultural, liquid, and energy exports from this strategically vital region.

This is an established, privately-operated marine asset boasting a substantial annual throughput capacity and specialized terminals for key global commodities.

The facility maintains a robust maritime operational profile designed for scale and efficiency:

The port demonstrates consistent operational scale, with an audited total cargo turnover of 2 Million tons per year. This volume is underpinned by specialization across high-value commodity terminals.

Cargo Type	Monthly Transshipment Volume
Agricultural Bulk (Grain Crops, Vegetable Meal)	100,000 tons total
Vegetable Oil (Liquid Bulk)	50,000 tons
Liquefied Gas (LNG/LPG)	30,000 m3
General/Packaged Cargo (Glass)	20,000 tons

The asset's core value is derived from its three dedicated, high-efficiency terminals:

This facility is a primary gateway for Ukrainian agricultural exports, boasting a high nominal throughput capacity and extensive storage solutions.

A comprehensive liquid bulk operation with proprietary logistics assets ensuring efficient and controlled product flow.

The facility operates under the regulatory framework of the Law on Inland River Transport, distinguishing it from seaports subject to mandatory government tariff policies. This regulatory standing, combined with the private ownership of the berth walls, grants the port full autonomy in establishing its own pricing structures for transshipment, berthing, and lighthouse dues.

Operational efficiency is further enhanced by the presence of licensed customs warehouses, which enable the port to facilitate comprehensive export-import operations directly on-site.

This terminal provides critical infrastructure for the energy sector, offering rapid turnaround for gas carriers.

1. 01
   CapacityA total storage capacity of 30,000m for liquefied gas.
2. 02
   ThroughputThe facility is optimized to load two LNG carriers per week utilizing the efficient direct-option road transport system.

New storage capacity at the port:

• vegetable oil – 21’000 tons;
• bioethanol, diesel fuel, gasoline – 21’000 tons;

NOTE :The port facility is currently non-operational for commercial maritime traffic due to localized security constraints in the Black Sea basin. While the asset remains under Ukrainian sovereign control and the physical infrastructure is secured, its primary deep-water access route is currently restricted by nearby military positioning.