In January-February Big Port St. Petersburg handled 8.09 million tons of cargo (up by 7% YoY). According to the port authority, transshipment of oil products fell by 6%, to 1.24 million tons, dry bulk cargo – climbed by 15%, to 1.28 million tons, general cargo – by 8%, to 1.88 million tons, transshipment of Ro-Ro…
In January-February, Kaliningrad Sea Commercial Port handled 618,000 tons of cargo, up by 38% YoY, the stevedoring company says. In the reporting period, transshipment of general cargo totaled 126,400 tons (including 114,500 tons of metal), 393,000 tons of dry bulk cargo, 38,700 tons of liquid bulk cargo, 4,100 tons of other cargo and 1,900 tons…
NCSP Group says its consolidated cargo turnover for January-February comprised 23800 thousand tons, in line with first two months of 2016. Transshipment of cargo in February totaled 11130 thousand tons versus 12670 thousand tons in January, mostly because February was a shorter month also beset by adverse weather. In February storm warnings at the port…
In January-February Murmansk Sea Fishing Port JSC handled 48,500 tons of cargo, up by 30% YoY. The company handled 21,700 tons of fish products (-19.6%). In February, the port’s throughput grew by 19.1%, to 29,900 tons, including 12,500 tons of fish (+5%). Murmansk Sea Fishing Port handled 77 vessels including 74 vessels with fish cargo.…
Russia’s net private capital outflow increased by 6.3% YoY, to $5.1 billion in January-February, the central bank said in a statement. In January-February 2016, Russia’s net private capital outflow stood at $4.8 billion. (Prime/Business World Magazine)
Gazprom has postponed commissioning of the Baltic LNG liquefied natural gas (LNG) producing facility to 2022-2023 and may postpone the date further, it said in promo materials for its new bond issue on March 10. “We expect the Baltic LNG to be launched in 2022-2023 and may revise the inauguration date after the project documentation…
Russia’s gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to grow by 0.6% in January-March and by 0.8% in April-June excluding seasonality, the central bank’s forecasting department said in a research note on March 6, revising its previous estimations of a 0.4% and 0.5-0.6% growth respectively. The estimate for the second quarter is based on a Urals…