Nakhodka Commercial Sea Port

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Nakhodka Commercial Sea Port is located in Nakhodka, Russia. It handles coal and other cargo.

Location

The map below shows the location of the Nakhodka Commercial Sea Port. The port operates berths on both sides of Nakhodka Bay (бухта Находка). The smaller Terminal Astafiev is located directly to the southwest of the southern berths of the Nakohdka Commercial Sea Port.

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Background

The Port of Nakhodka is one of Russia's largest coal export hubs. The seven coal terminals at the port handled a combined volume of 16.2 million tonnes of coal in 2019. In 2022, the Port of Nakhodka handled 26.8 million tonnes, 14.7 of which was coal.

The Nakhodka Commercial Sea Port is the largest of seven coal terminals operating at the Port of Nakhodka. In 2001, the Nakhodka Trade Sea Port became part of EVRAZ, a vertically integrated coal-mining and steel company. In 2014, the port handled 9.3 million tonnes of cargo.

In the month of June 2015, coal handling at EVRAZ Nakhodka Trade Sea Port was 645,000 tonnes, a record for the port.

In June 2017, EVRAZ sold 100% of the port to one of its shareholders, Lanebrook Limited, for US$354.4 million. However, the two companies signed an agreement for EVRAZ to continue shipping coal through the Nakhodka Commercial Sea Port.

In 2019, the port handled a total of 11.6 million tonnes of cargo, including 9.5 million tonnes of coal. In 2021, the port handled 10.5 million tonnes of cargo. In 2022, volumes reduced to 9.2 million tonnes, the largest part of which was coal. The same level 9.2 million tonnes of turnover was reported in 2023, of which 8.3 was exports (presumably coal).

In 2023, the port launched a specialized closed coal handling complex, having completed all the necessary examinations and received permits. As part of the port modernization and technical equipment program, the second Vityaz portal crane was put into operation. The third contracted crane of this type was planned to be delivered in 2024. The port planned to increase cargo turnover to 12 million tonnes in 2024 by expanding the range of cargo in the import direction and attracting new clients. In the 6 months of 2024, the port exported 3.8 million tonnes of coal.

Project Details

• Owner: Nakhodka Commercial Sea Port KSC
• Parent: Lanebrook Limited
• Location: Nakhodka, Russia
• Annual Coal Capacity (Tonnes): 12 million
• Type: Exports
• Source of Coal: Russia

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