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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Track & Trace - Import availability

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News & Updates

Container cargo volumes reach record levels in Poti Port

April 2023 was a record-breaking month for container volumes at APM Terminals Poti, however, the Port has continued to maintain high levels of service.

APM Terminals Poti invests in Safer, Better, Bigger operations

APM Terminals Poti’s multi-million-dollar investment plan continues this year. The modernisation of existing infrastructure and equipment at Georgia’s largest port are increasing capacity, improving safety and efficiency, and reducing environmental impact.