Posted on August 5, 2026
The Port of Gdańsk Authority signed an agreement with Baltic Hub Container Terminal (Baltic Hub) on 4 August, granting a 30-year lease for a strategically located 27-hectare site adjacent to Baltic Hub’s T2 deepwater terminal, following a successful competitive tender process.
Under the lease agreement, Baltic Hub will develop the site into a new intermodal rail and container handling area, significantly expanding the terminal’s landside and quayside capacity and reinforcing Poland’s position as the primary logistics gateway for Central and Eastern Europe.
“This lease agreement represents a pivotal milestone in Baltic Hub’s long-term strategy,” said Baltic Hub CEO Jan Van Mossevelde. “The expansion of our rail terminal and yard capacity, aligned with PSA Group’s Node to Network strategy, will strengthen hinterland connectivity by enabling a greater share of containers to be transported by rail. This will enhance network efficiency, reduce reliance on road transport, and support the modal shift needed to lower supply chain emissions. At the same time, it reinforces our ability to deliver the reliability, capacity and sustainable performance that our shipping line partners and cargo owners expect.”
