The Port of Gdynia will allocate PLN 449.8 million for investments in 2025

By Marek Grzybowski

The Port of Gdynia will see investments worth PLN 449.8 million in 2025, the Port of Gdynia Authority announced in its annual report for 2024. Investments worth PLN 1.3 billion have been planned by the Port of Gdynia Authority for its investment program for 2025–2027. 

Two quays (Helski I and Indian Quays) will be modernized. Turning Basin No. 2 at the port will be expanded. Modernizations and renovations at the Port of Gdynia will increase the port’s transshipment capacity to approximately 47 million tons per year. Once the first section of the Outer Port is completed, the Port of Gdynia will be able to transship up to 65 million tons of cargo.

25 years of investment

The Port of Gdynia has completed investments worth PLN 2.86 billion over the past 25 years. Investments worth PLN 1.24 billion were made in the last five years. European Union funds contributed PLN 779.1 million to investments. Financial support from the European Union was provided for projects worth PLN 181.2 million in 2024. The Port of Gdynia Authority has allocated PLN 286.6 million for investments in 2024, including PLN 272.1 million for infrastructure.

The financial plan for 2025 assumes revenues from business activities in the amount of PLN 423.6 million. The general cargo and bulk terminals at the Port of Gdynia transhipped 26.9 million tons in 2024. At the container terminals in Gdynia, the Port of Gdynia transhipped 975,000 TEUs in 2024.

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