DP World (UAE), one of the world’s largest port operators, has begun design work on a new multimodal logistics complex, the DP World Tashkent Freight Terminal, in Uzbekistan. Total investment in the project is estimated at $288 million. Construction will be carried out in two phases: design work is currently underway, and construction of the first phase is scheduled to begin in June 2027 and be completed by March 2028.
The future terminal will be located on an 82.3-hectare site and will include a large warehouse complex covering 226,500 square meters, a rail terminal with a throughput capacity of approximately 150,000 TEUs, and a truck terminal with a capacity of 55,000 cargo spaces. The facility will also include customs infrastructure, including a bonded warehouse and office, as well as a dedicated truck parking area.
To implement the project, a joint venture, DPW Tashkent JV JSC, was established in October 2025, in which DP World owns 85%. The new terminal is expected to strengthen Uzbekistan’s logistics potential and become a key link in the development of multimodal transportation in the region.