Batumi Sea Port LLC demonstrates sustainable performance in the first quarter of 2026

Batumi Sea Port LLC demonstrates sustainable performance in the first quarter of 2026

The Batumi Sea Port LLC (BSP) summed up the results of its operational activities from January to March 2026.

 

The results of the first quarter show the steady growth of production indicators, which directly contributes to an increase in tax revenues and strengthening the economic stability of KazTransOil's asset in Georgia.

 

The total volume of cargo transshipment through the berths of the BSP in the first quarter of 2026 amounted to 1 million 813 thousand tons, which corresponds to 102% of the planned figure. The following results were recorded in the structure of cargo turnover: the volume of dry cargo transshipment reached 431 thousand tons (103% of the plan), container cargo – 1 million 49 thousand tons (140% of the planned level), ferry cargo — 105 thousand tons (166% of the plan), oil cargo — 227 thousand tons.

 

The growth of production activity ensured a corresponding increase of tax deductions. During the reporting period, the BSP remitted the amount of 965 thousand Lari (357 thousand US dollars) to the budget, which confirms the significant role of the enterprise as one of the key taxpayers in the region.

 

The Batumi Sea Port LLC (BSP) is one of the oldest ports in the Black Sea, founded in 1878. The port's infrastructure includes 11 berths, oil and general-purpose terminals, a BICT container terminal, as well as a well-developed network of rail and road crossings. The total capacity of the port is 21 million tons per year. The number of ships in the port auxiliary fleet is 12 units.

 

The JSC KazTransOil directly conducting the possession and managing of production assets in Georgia through Batumi Oil Terminal LLC (BOT). The BOT has exclusive rights to manage a 100% of shares in Batumi Sea Port LLC.