The shipping platform

Location: Hamina is situated in the Gulf of Finland, approx 75nm from Helsinki and 36km from the Russian border. General overview: The Port of Hamina is a considered multifunctional port, as it handles dry, general, containerized cargo and liquid bulk (oil, LPG, chemicals). Cargoes: - Exports are forest products; paper, board, pulp, plywood and sawn timber. - Imports include coal, chemicals, minerals and oil products. Terminals: - Container Terminal - Hillo Berth (General Cargo) (Depth 6m) - Lakulahti Berth (Timber and Wood Logs) (Depth 8.5m) - Hirenkari Berth (Bulk Cargoes) - Handling Equipment: - Shore Cranes - Mobile Cranes - Transtainers - Forklifts - Oil Terminal Consists of 3 piers - Pier No.1 (LOA 210m // Draft 9m) - Pier No.2 (LOA 220m // Draft 10m) - Pier No.3 (LOA 250m // Draft 10m) - LPG Pier (Draft 9m) Storage: Tanks (850,000m3) Other storage areas consist of an open storage for coal and bluk cargoes in general and warehouses for paper (180,000m2) Traffic figures: Approx. 4,500,000t of cargo, 200,000TEUs and 1,000 vessels handled annually. Load line zone: - Summer Zone for ships over 100m in length - Winter Seasonal Area for ships of 100m or less in length - Winter Nov 1 to Mar 31 - Summer Apr 1 to Oct 31.