“Port Alliance” will invest 11.6 billion rubles in the development of export infrastructure in the Far East in 2026

The “Port Alliance” Group, which operates marine terminals on three main export routes, will invest 11.6 billion rubles in 2026 to increase the handling capacity of the specialized coal terminal "Osterra" to 40 million tons per year. The new infrastructure is 69% complete. The project is being implemented as a resident of the Free Port of Vladivostok (FPV) under an agreement with the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC).

"The implementation of the project to increase the handling capacity of the specialized coal terminal “Osterra” strengthens the Far East's export potential, creates new jobs, and opportunities for the development of transport infrastructure. The investor is consistently fulfilling its commitments to production development and also pays close attention to environmental safety. The Far East and Arctic Development Corporation is supporting “Osterra's” investment project at every stage of its implementation," noted Alexey Razin, head of the FEDC “Khabarovsk”.

Over the past year, the readiness of the port's new infrastructure has increased from 25% to 47%. Although the new facilities are scheduled to open in late 2027, transshipment volumes are already growing. By the end of the first half of 2026, the terminal's cargo turnover had increased by 45%, reaching 12.2 million tons.

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