SMART INDUSTRIAL SOLUTIONS

Naval Logistic (Ukraine) provides operational management of the maritime assets of the Smart Holding Group. The logistics business line has been developing since 2007 and covers key infrastructure projects in the South of Ukraine.

Main areas of activity

Development of port and transport infrastructure
Port and stevedoring services
Construction and rental of warehouse and industrial real estate

A key project in the portfolio of the line is the creation of a logistics hub in the format of an industrial park in the city of Mykolaiv, with an emphasis on:

Transshipment of agricultural products
Transshipment of metal structures

The strategic goal of the line is to create a significant player in the transshipment market of the South of Ukraine with the achievement of a cargo turnover of up to 7 million tons per year in the medium term.

All investments Map of assets

Activities

Development of port and transport infrastructure

Port and stevedoring services

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07.05.25

Here comes a light! After two months of enforced darkness, power supply has been restored in the Korabel district (Kherson) thanks to the efforts of the SMG team

Problems with power supply arose after the massive shelling of Kherson on February 17. As a result of the damage, 3 thousand residents were left without electricity for an indefinite period.

04.03.24

Results of the Smart-Holding shipbuilding business in 2023: almost 23 million UAH – to support the economy of Ukraine and Ukrainians from Smart Maritime Group

UAH 8.8 million in taxes and UAH 14 million for humanitarian projects is Smart Maritime Group's contribution to the economic support of our country in 2023. And all this despite the constant massive shelling by the Russian occupiers, which made shipbuilding at the company's shipyards impossible.

18.10.23

Smart Maritime Group resumed ship repair work despite military threats and state pressure on Smart Holding

After more than a year and a half of break, Smart Maritime Group has started ship repair at the facilities of the Mykolaiv Shipyard. The first “client” after the forced pause was DELTA III, a tugboat built in 2006.