Romania-based Tibbett Logistics has announced new investment plans in a bid to improve its open-access Bucharest International Rail Freight Terminal (BIRFT).
As part of its investments, the company will acquire a third Kalmar/Cargotec mobile container handler, as well as satellite tracking for all relevant equipment in the terminal.
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Later this year, together with the owner of the P3 industrial park containing the rail terminal, Tibbett plans for the phase-three extension of the terminal platform.
The extension will add another 10,000m² of storage, mainly for empty containers and increase the capacity and handling efficiency of BIRFT.
Tibbett Logistics' CEO David Goldsborough said: "The addition of the third Kalmar reachstacker at BIRFT and the extension of the terminal platform, both coming on-line this summer, are further signs of our commitment to the Romanian marketplace, and specifically the development of intermodal road-rail transport services.
“We continue to grow at an impressive rate year-on-year through the addition of new customers and from the growth in volumes of existing customers, confirmation of the reliability and efficiency of our services."
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By GlobalDataThe company’s latest development follows a 36% rise in freight volumes that were handled through the rail terminal last year.
Tibbett operates a total of more than 100,000m² of warehousing at 13 locations.
It has a distribution fleet consisting of tilt trailers, double and triple-chamber reefers and container chassis along with its own intermodal rail wagons.
Image: Tibbett’s BIRFT is the only privately operated open-access rail container terminal in Bucharest, Romania. Photo: © SC Tibbett Logistics SRL.
