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NAKHODKA MARINE COMMERCIAL PORT JSC

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NAKHODKA MARINE COMMERCIAL PORT JSC is one of the largest stevedoring companies in the Russian Far East, capable of handling over 10 million tons of cargo annually and unloading up to 612 wagons with various goods daily. Founded in 1947, the port has a history spanning more than 77 years. With Vladimir Grigoriev as its general director since 2017, the company continues to focus on operational efficiency and strategic development. The port covers over 300,000 square meters of warehouse space and is located in Nakhodka, Russia. In 2025, the port increased its cargo turnover by 5%.

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