Georgian multipurpose seaport owner and operator within APM Terminals

APM Terminals Poti

Aerial view across the basins, quays, cranes and rail-connected cargo areas of APM Terminals Poti

APM Terminals Poti; official current port overview image

APM Terminals Poti owns and operates Georgia's largest seaport.

Organization overview

Georgian multipurpose seaport owner and operator within APM Terminals

Geographic footprint: Europe, Georgia, Black Sea, and Middle Corridor. Core marine roles: Multipurpose seaport owner and operator, Container, general-cargo, bulk and RoRo terminal operator, Brownfield port-capacity investor, and Berth, yard, crane and rail-interface asset manager.

Project records 1 Last reviewed 2 August 2026

Type

Georgian multipurpose seaport owner and operator within APM Terminals

Active regions

Europe, Georgia, Black Sea, Middle Corridor

Marine works roles

Multipurpose seaport owner and operator, Container, general-cargo, bulk and RoRo terminal operator, Brownfield port-capacity investor, Berth, yard, crane and rail-interface asset manager, Marine access and operating-depth stakeholder

Role in marine infrastructure

APM Terminals Poti owns and operates Georgia's largest seaport. Its current port overview lists 15 berths, 2,900 metres of quay, 29 quay cranes and 22 kilometres of rail track, while its June 2026 investment update reports 636,466 TEU handled in 2025 and more than USD 180 million invested since acquisition. The company is the current operating successor to JSC Poti Sea Port Corporation, not a publicly confirmed contractor for the earlier Berth 14 rehabilitation.

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