Container Terminal Saint-Petersburg JSC (CTSP, a company of Port One Group) starts handling cargoes in the framework of a multimodal container service from China to Europe organized by logistic operator FELB in partnership with Samskip.

Slowdown of production activities due to COVID-19

Dear clients!

Handling of ships, motor transport and other activities at the terminal are expected to slowdown due to high incidence of COVID-19.

Please take this information into consideration when planning your works.

Kindest Regards,

CTSP CJSC 

In 2021, Container Terminal Saint-Petersburg CJSC (CTSP, a company of Port One Group) made charitable donations in the amount of RUB 1.7 million to support social institutions of the Kirovsky District in Saint-Petersburg.

In 2021, Container Terminal Saint-Petersburg CJSC (CTSP, a company of Port One Group) allocated RUB 45.8 million for fighting the coronavirus infection and for social support of its employees.

On December 28, Container Terminal Saint-Petersburg CJSC (CTSP) performed a test handling of container ship DREAM of Samskip container service. The ship was loaded with 53 containers delivered from China across Russia and bound for the EU.  

Transportation by land to CTSP was organized by logistics company Jam Modern Logistic LLC.

Transportation by sea from CTSP to Rotterdam was organized by European container operator Samskip.

Container Terminal Saint Petersburg (CTSP) handled the first container train as part of a new service for the delivery of goods from Yekaterinburg to St. Petersburg. The express service was organized by the logistics operator Universal Forwarder in conjunction with Freight One.

The container train consists of sixty two 20-foot containers laden with the products of the metallurgical industry. The containerized cargo arrived at CTSP from the Yekaterinburg-Tovarny station of the Sverdlovsk Railway in July and will then proceed to South America and Asia by seaborne transport.

In 2019, Container Terminal Saint-Petersburg CJSC (CTSP) handled 758,610 TEUs, that exceeds the result of 2018 by 5.1%.

Imports grew by 6.1%, year-on-year, to 369,650 TEUs including 82,980 TEUs of loaded reefer containers. Exports totaled 388,960 TEUs, 4.1% more than in 2018.

In the reporting period, the terminal continued cooperation with the world’s leading container lines. In 2019, CTSP registered 483 calls with average ship load of 1,571 TEUs.

In the first quarter of 2019, Container Terminal Saint-Petersburg CJSC  handled 202,300 TEUs, 20% more as compared with the result achieved in the first three months of the previous year.

In the reporting period, exports totaled 99,900 TEUs, +17.3% versus 1Q’2018. Imports totaled 102,400 TEUs (+22.8%, year-on-year) including 26,100 TEUs of refrigerated cargo.

In March 2019, CTSP 77,000 TEUs, which is a record high monthly result of the terminal.

In January-March 2019, CTSP registered 124 calls with average shipload of 1,618 TEUs.

In the first quarter of 2019, Container Terminal Saint-Petersburg CJSC  allocated RUB 2.9 million for implementation of its social programme focused on support of the company personnel, which 28% more than in the same period of the previous year.

The bulk of the amount covered compensations for medical services, health resort treatment, leisure and sport activities of the company employees.

Container throughput of Container terminal Saint-Petersburg (CTSP) rose 6% to 95,8k TEU year-on-year in January - March 2014. Export in Q1 rose 11% to 46,6k TEU. The share of full containers in the total export was 31%, which is 1,5 more than in Q1 2013. The terminal handled 49,2k TEU of import containers – 2% more compared to the same period in 2013, 16,3k TEU of which were containers with refrigerated cargo. The shares of export and import in the cargo turnover structure were 49% and 51% respectively.