Global operator DP World has sold its 51% stake in the container terminal in the port of Pivdennyi (Ukraine), ending a five-year partnership with the Ukrainian group TIS. According to the company, TIS acquired the asset along with the associated marine services business, consistent with DP World’s regional and global strategy.
On March 17, Rail Baltica representatives participated in a meeting of countries along the Baltic Sea-Black Sea-Aegean Sea TEN-T transport corridor, where they presented the project’s progress and key management decisions. The discussion was moderated by Mario Mauro, the corridor’s European coordinator, who emphasized that effective governance remains a key factor in the successful implementation of cross-border infrastructure and allows countries to exchange experiences in project planning and implementation.
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania have announced the start of a joint procurement of passenger trains for the Rail Baltica project, marking the next step in developing the region’s unified rail network. According to Estonian Infrastructure Minister Kuldar Leis, the project strengthens transport connectivity between the Baltic states and the rest of Europe, while also promoting economic development and enhancing security on the EU’s eastern border.
East-West Intermodal Logistics (EWG) and A.P. Moller – Maersk have announced a new partnership at the Fényeslitke terminal in eastern Hungary, adding container depot and dry port services to the site and strengthening its position in regional intermodal logistics.
Ukraine and Spain have signed agreements to implement a joint infrastructure project aimed at expediting border crossings for freight trains with the European Union. The initiative includes the introduction of automatic gauge-switching technology, which will reduce border crossing times, lower costs, and increase freight capacity.
COMSA Corporación, in a joint venture with CIVIS Global, has completed the rail siding connecting the Salvaterra-As Neves Industrial Logistics Platform (Plisan) to Spain’s main rail network.
CEVA Logistics announced the launch of a new solution for the sea transportation of used lithium-ion batteries to continental Europe. The service began operations in March 2026 on CMA CGM lines and utilizes specially adapted containers. The initiative aims to ensure the safe delivery of batteries, including from island territories, to recycling centers on the mainland, amid the rapid growth of the electric vehicle and energy storage market.
An agreement between the city and the General Directorate of National Roads and Motorways (GDDKiA) was signed at Gdynia City Hall, with the participation of Polish Infrastructure Minister Dariusz Klimczak and government representatives. The document provides for the development of a project for the reconstruction or expansion of the Kwiatkowskiego Overpass, as well as its integration with the planned Krasna Doroga (Red Road). This initiative is seen as a key step in the implementation of infrastructure projects impacting transport accessibility and the city’s development.
Baltic rail operators – Lithuanian LTG Link, Latvian Vivi, and Estonian Elron – announced a joint tender in Tallinn for the procurement of new European-standard regional rolling stock. This initiative opens a new stage in the development of regional transportation and aims to ensure fast, sustainable, and comfortable travel on the future Rail Baltica line.
Ridgewood Infrastructure has acquired a controlling interest in California-based shortline operator Sierra Railroad Company.
