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New wagons for the OT Logistics railway division will expand the transport offer for agro products

New wagons for the OT Logistics railway division will expand the transport offer for agro products

The OT Logistics Capital Group has leased new Tagnpps-type wagons, which will allow the company to supplement its offer in the transport of grain products, in line with its strategy of strengthening its presence in the rail freight and agro-product markets.

The modern and lightweight Tagnpps wagons were handed over to the company at the end of May. The loading capacity of each is approximately 60 tons, which means it is possible to load a full train set that will carry a total of over 2,000 tons of grain. To transport the trains, the OT Logistics Capital Group will use locomotives from its subsidiary, STK S.A.

– The grain market is an area of interest for the OT Logistics Railway Division. By increasing our transport capabilities, we can offer our clients comprehensive contract handling, including the provision of appropriate wagons. We are meeting customer expectations and creating the best offer by providing high-level service within the OT Logistics Capital Group – comments Adrian Gierczak, Director of the OT Logistics Railway Division.

The lease of Tagnpps wagons will allow for the expansion of the range of services provided by the OT Logistics Capital Group in the agro segment, in which it intends to develop in accordance with its strategy. In May, the company commissioned a new warehouse for agro products at the Romanian Quay in OT Port Gdynia, is currently building a new agro terminal in Świnoujście, and is preparing for its flagship investment in a new agro terminal at the seaport in Gdańsk.
Rail freight handling is part of the comprehensive offer of the OT Logistics Capital Group, which consists of port transshipment services, inland waterway transport, and forwarding services. Integrated logistics services allow the Group to meet the expectations of clients who require a so-called “one-stop-shop” approach from a logistics service provider, combining various transport services.