APM Terminals Poti

The Poti Sea Port is the largest port in Georgia, handling liquids, dry bulk, passenger ferries and 80% of Georgia’s container traffic. The port serves as a European gateway for international trade in Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan, and is ideally located to become a hub for Central Asia trade. Read more...

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News & Updates

APM Terminals Poti marks its 10th anniversary!

In May 2011, APM Terminals took over operations of the largest multipurpose port in Georgia, Poti Sea Port.

APM Terminals Poti Supports the establishment of Crane and Lifting Simulator Lab at Poti Maritime Training Center

APM Terminals Poti – JSC Poti Sea Port Corporation has donated an ARI Crane and Lifting Simulator to Poti Maritime Training Center, the branch of Batumi State Maritime Academy on March 30, 2021.

The First Direct Blocktrain arrives from China to Georgia

On 20 February 2021, the first direct blocktrain will arrive at Tbilisi Station, arriving direct from Xi’an in China. The train, which was arranged by Maersk China, carried priority cargo for a major Georgian importer, enabling the company to manage their inventories efficiently, and minimise lead time for high-value or urgent goods.

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