Industrial Transshipment & Logistics Hub
Where Europe's railway meets the East's, inside the Ungheni Free Economic Zone
- 900 m Dual-gauge rail
- 34 Wagon capacity
- 100,000 t Grain / month
- 1,000 m³ Petroleum storage
Three infrastructure waves are converging on Ungheni at the same time.
- The new Prut River bridge. Under construction, it will carry road freight directly between Moldova and Romania at Ungheni.
- Romania's A8 motorway (Autostrada Unirii). The Târgu Mureș–Iași–Ungheni corridor, pointing the EU motorway network at this exact border crossing.
- EU-Moldova trade integration. Rerouting grain and bulk flows through the Ungheni gauge-break junction.
- Rail infrastructure 900-meter rail line connecting European standard (1,435 mm) and CIS wide-gauge (1,520 mm) tracks.
- Grain sector 34-wagon capacity, handling up to 100,000 tons per month.
- Petroleum sector Storage capacity of 1,000 m³.
- Free economic zone Preferential fiscal and customs regime inside the zone perimeter.
- Debt-free asset base Capacity built ahead of the corridor’s volume growth, owned outright.
- 01
Rapid scaling on existing rails
Capacity is in the ground; loading it with contracted grain and bulk volume requires operations, not construction.
- 02
Equipment acquisition
A heavy-duty gantry crane automates and accelerates bulk handling, today's binding constraint on throughput.
- 03
Intermodal extension
Once the bridge and the A8 corridor open, the terminal's catchment extends from rail-to-rail transshipment into road-rail logistics between the EU motorway network and the wide-gauge system.
The window matters: terminal assets are valued on throughput, and this one is available before the throughput arrives.
Calculated from the statutory FY2025 statements
- 94%Equity-funded
- +29% Fixed-asset growth 2025
- 0 Bank debt
- FEZ Fiscal regime
Indicators calculated from statutory FY2025 financial statements (SNC). Full statements are presented at investor meetings.
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