Hili Company’s container terminal in Latvia, Baltic Container Terminal, has received delivery of its newly acquired ship-to-shore crane. With a lifting capacity of 45t under spreader, an outreach of 47m and a lift above quay level of 34m, this crane is an integral part of BCT’s ongoing investment programme aimed at increasing capacity, enhancing cargo-handling efficiency and supporting the terminal’s infrastructure.

Produced by Sany, the new crane brings the total number of ship-to-shore cranes at the terminal to five. The crane, which will allow for servicing of larger vessels and will also significantly speed up operations at the terminal, is expected to be commissioned in June 2020.

Hili Company‘s container terminal in Latvia, Baltic Container Terminal has recently commissioned a new 11,000m² warehouse. This increases the terminal’s warehousing capacity to a total of 31,000 m². The warehouse is 15.3 metres high, has a storage capacity of 27,370m³ and is served by truck on one side and rail on the other. Divided in seven sections, the warehouse is heated, insulated and equipped with energy efficient LED lighting.

Hili Company‘s container terminal in Latvia, Baltic Container Terminal, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with China Merchants. Cargo will be discharged at BCT and then transported to Belarus via road/rail.

Hili Company’s container terminal, Terminal Intermodale Venezia, has gone live with Navis’ N4 terminal operating system version 3.5. Major benefits from this version are enhancement in yard planning, gate movements, EDI, reduction in equipment idle time and yard congestion.

Hili Company hosts Maltese journalists at its Baltic Container Terminal in Riga, Latvia. Hili Company’s Chief Executive Officer, Edward Hili, announces further investments of €30 million.

Hili Company’s container terminal in Latvia, Baltic Container Terminal, have placed an order for a new ship-to-shore crane. The crane will have a lifting capacity of 45t under spreader, an outreach of 47m and a lift above quay level of 34m. This will be the 5th STS crane at BCT- this will significantly speed up operations at the terminal. The crane will go into service in 2020.

Construction of the new 11,000sqm heated warehouse at Baltic Container Terminal, Latvia is well underway. The warehouse will be 15.3 meters high, have a storage capacity of 27,370 m³ and will be served by truck on one side and rail on the other. Works are expected to be completed in July 2019.

Terminal Intermodale Venezia closed off 2018 with a record container
throughput of 334,060 TEU’s, a 6% increase over the previous year.

TIV is continuing its investments in equipment with the acquisition of a new Sany reach-stacker for full container handling and two new terminal Terberg tractors, thus providing a more efficient service to its customers.

As from mid October 2016, TIV, Mariner’s Italian operation is expanding the total area of the terminal with by an additional 55,000sqm. including a warehouse with capacity of 16,000sqm and an additional 330m length of quay. This will increase the annual capacity of the terminal to over 380,000TEUs and increasing the logistic services provided by TIV.