Marine Logistics Companies for Sale

- An MST-3 category terminal in Liepaja port, Latvia operating as a transit terminal. - The terminal holds all necessary approvals and licenses for the storage and transshipment of a wide range of liquid products, including vacuum gas oil, fuel oil, ortho xylol, benzene, base oil, coal tar, heating oil, hydro stabilized pyro condensate, diesel fuel, petroleum benzene, coal benzene sodium lignosulfonate and unrefined rapeseed oil. - With separate permits for storage and transshipment of over 30 types of liquid products, the terminal offers significant versatility in handling various commodities. - The company has the capability to transship cargo directly from wagons to ships, bypassing the loading of products into tanks, and providing efficient and direct logistics solutions. - With a total storage capacity of up to 9,000 m3, the terminal provides storage tanks for rent and transshipment of liquid products from railway tanks to tankers, and vice versa. - Located in a designated special economic zone (SEZ), the terminal enjoys tax benefits and. - Additional services provided are loading into railway tanks, transportation, forwarding of products, storage in customs warehouses, and analysis and coordination of product quantities during unloading. - The terminal has the ability to accept products from railway tanks, tank trucks, and ships, and store them in customs warehouses before releasing them to tankers or other vehicles based on customer requirements. - Products are delivered by rail and stored in three above-ground tanks, each with a capacity of 3,000 m3 and a fixed roof, from which shipments are made. - The company engages in B2B business, sourcing products from manufacturers in Asian countries such as Pakistan and India, as well as European countries. - Currently, the terminal's average throughput supports 1–3 tanker shipments per month. - The products are supplied to traders in Finland and Scandinavia. - Also provides an oil pipeline for rent to the neighboring terminal V. Biļuka and Komercfirma SIA Evija. - The business is currently not profitable due to operational burn.