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Fesco increases CPV Vladivostok box yard capacity by 20pc
来源：shippingazette 编辑：编辑部 发布：2023/04/14 15:02:20
RUSSIA's Fesco Transportation Group plans to expand the container warehouse area in the Commercial Port of Vladivostok (CPV) 20 per cent by 2025, the company announced.
The first stage of the warehouse expansion includes the launch of a new production site called "Warehouse 81", located within the CPV, covering an area of 13.5 thousand m2 and an operational capacity of 1,113 TEU.
The increase in container storage area aligns with the development strategy of CPV, which has been approved by Fesco's board of directors.
The port administration is optimising the use of the CPV territory by relocating warehouses, constructing modern sites, and dismantling unused buildings.
"Fesco Group pays close attention to strategic development of the Commercial Port of Vladivostok and, first of all, to increasing its capacity. We are implementing an ambitious programme aimed at expanding and optimising container areas of the port so that by the end of 2023, CPV could process 840,000 TEU and in the future reach figures of one million TEU," said company chairman Andrey Severilov.
The first stage of the warehouse expansion includes the launch of a new production site called "Warehouse 81", located within the CPV, covering an area of 13.5 thousand m2 and an operational capacity of 1,113 TEU.
The increase in container storage area aligns with the development strategy of CPV, which has been approved by Fesco's board of directors.
The port administration is optimising the use of the CPV territory by relocating warehouses, constructing modern sites, and dismantling unused buildings.
"Fesco Group pays close attention to strategic development of the Commercial Port of Vladivostok and, first of all, to increasing its capacity. We are implementing an ambitious programme aimed at expanding and optimising container areas of the port so that by the end of 2023, CPV could process 840,000 TEU and in the future reach figures of one million TEU," said company chairman Andrey Severilov.