DCT Gdansk handles more than 1 million TEU in 2013

Container terminal DCT Gdansk has become a gateway leading to Poland and other Baltic states after six years of operating

DCT Gdansk is now officially a member of a prestigious club of container terminals handling 1 million TEU annually and more. After six years of operating, it became a hub port for Central – Eastern Europe and Russia, serving as a true gateway leading to Poland and other Baltic states. DCT handled millionth TEU of the year on the 15th of November 2013 while operating Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller.

This is a great milestone not only for the terminal, but for the entire Polish container business in particular. For many decades Polish market was serviced by foreign ports. Together with creating DCT Gdansk, Polish importers and exporters gained reliable and efficient facility providing the highest international standards.

“Polish container industry is young and still searching for its identity on the international market. For a long time Poland was perceived as a marginal player and both clients and terminal operators doubted that this position may ever be changed. DCT Gdansk filled the gap and responded to the market demand by attracting direct deep sea calls to the Baltic Sea and taking on the role of the leader in changing region’s trade patterns. Gdansk became an important link connecting CEE and Russian markets with the Far East,”  says Maciek Kwiatkowski, President of the Board, DCT Gdansk.

DCT Gdansk is owned by Global Infrastructure Fund II, together with MTAA Superannuation Fund, Statewide Superannuation Trust and Westscheme Fund , all headquartered in Australia. The terminal is Poland’s largest and fastest growing container facility, and the only deep-water terminal in the Baltic Sea Region having direct ocean vessel calls from the Far East. Located in the heart of the Baltic in the Port of Gdansk, DCT is the most eastern facility in the Gdansk – Le Havre range.

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