ADM Romania Logistics Project

Bucharest, December 2024 - ADM Romania Logistics S.R.L., headquartered in Constanța Municipality, Constanța Port Precinct, berth 45, Floor 2, Constanța County, CUI: 1910217, registered with the Trade Register under no. J13/566/1991, legally represented by Ms. Claudia-Miruna TOMESCU, announces that during the period December 28, 2023 - December 31, 2024, it carried out the project "Increase in the delivery rate of grain handling equipment for metal silos", SMIS code 312391, according to financing contract no. 14/2023, concluded with the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure as the Managing Authority for the 2021-2027 Transport Program through the General Directorate for European Transport Projects.

The project is co-financed by the European Union through the Transport Program’s Cohesion Fund, Priority: 7 Development of naval and multimodal transport, Specific goal: 3.1. Developing a TEN-T network that is resilient to climate change, smart, secure, sustainable and intermodal, PT/153/PT_7/OP3/RSO3.1/PT_A16 – Deployment of an investment in the port superstructure aimed at mitigating the blockade in the Black Sea area arising from the armed conflict in Ukraine.

ADM Romania Logistics S.R.L., headquartered in Constanța Municipality, Constanța Port Precinct, announced that during the time period of Dec. 28, 2023 - Dec. 31, 2024, it carried out the project "Increase in the delivery rate of grain handling equipment for metal silos."

The project is co-financed by the European Union through the Transport Program’s Cohesion Fund, Priority: 7 Development of naval and multimodal transport, Specific goal: 3.1. Developing a TEN-T network that is resilient to climate change, smart, secure, sustainable and intermodal.

The total value of the project is RON 8,985,690.94, including RON 7,536,500.79 in total eligible value. The project's non-repayable eligible value shall be funded as follows: RON 3,768,250.40 through the Cohesion Fund and RON 3,768,250.39 from the national budget.

The project implementation period is 12 months, respectively between 28.12.2023 and 31.12.2024. The General Objective of the project is to modernize the port superstructure to increase grain handling capacity and optimize port operations.

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Bucharest, February 2024 - ADM Romania Logistics officially commenced a major project to upgrade its superstructure in the Port of Constanta with the aim to increase its grain handling capacity and to streamline its port operations.  

This project is aimed at replacing 16 pieces of grain handling equipment with new and more efficient ones, which will boost productivity and reduce ship loading times in the port. After the project is completed, the maximum ship loading capacity is expected to increase by approximately 73 tones per hour.

The project is co-financed by the European Union through the Transport Program's Cohesion Fund, Priority: 7 Development of naval and multimodal transport, Specific goal: 3.1. Developing a TEN-T network that is resilient to climate change, smart, secure, sustainable and intermodal.

Bucharest, May 2024 - ADM Romania Logistics signed the procurement contract for 16 pieces of grain handling equipment aimed at streamlining and increasing the effectiveness of the operations in its terminal in the Port of Constanta. The chosen supplier following the selection process was Italy-based company AGI EMEA.

AGI EMEA will supply 16 pieces of state-of-the-art grain handling equipment, which will boost productivity and reduce ship loading times in ADM's terminal in the Port of Constanta, with a targeted operating rate increase by approximately 73 tones per hour.

AGI EMEA is an Italian company with more than 30 years of experience in manufacturing grain storage and handling equipment. It is one of the largest and most respected manufacturers in Europe, where it supplies all types of corrugated steel silos for commercial and agricultural applications.

Bucharest, August 2024 – The first batch of grain handling equipment manufactured by Italy-based company AGI EMEA, aimed at upgrading ADM's terminal in the Port of Constanta, have left for Romania. 

In May 2024, ADM Romania Logistics and AGI EMEA signed an agreement for the supply of 16 state-of-the-art pieces of grain handling equipment. They will be deployed in ADM's silos in the Port of Constanta and will enable a significant reduction in the ship loading times in the ADM terminal, with a targeted operating rate increase by approximately 73 tones per hour.

ADM Romania Logistics upgrading project is co-financed by the European Union through the Transport Program's Cohesion Fund, Priority: 7 Development of naval and multimodal transport, Specific goal: 3.1. Developing a TEN-T network that is resilient to climate change, smart, secure, sustainable and intermodal.

Bucharest, September 2024 – ADM Romania Logistics announces that on August 8, 2024 it was completed the tender for the purchase of assembly services for the project meant to modernize the ADM Romania terminal in the Port of Constanța, the award being made on September 3, 2024.

The contract no. 96/27.09.2024 was signed by both parties and it is estimated that the works are estimated to start in the 4^th week of October, 2024, when the first grain handling equipment are expected to arrive at the ADM Romania terminal in the Port of Constanța.

The ADM Romania Logistics modernization project aims to replace 16 pieces of grain handling equipment with new and more efficient ones, which will boost productivity and reduce ship loading times in the port. After the project is completed, the maximum ship loading capacity is expected to increase by approximately 73 tones per hour.

Bucharest, October 2024 – ADM Romania Logistics announces the first shipment of equipment intended for the modernization of the ADM Romania terminal arrived on Oct 7, 2024 in the Port of Constanța. The delivery of the equipment is scheduled to take place in four installments, with completion taking place on Nov 8, 2024. Equipment is supplied by AGI EMEA from Italy.

The project aims to replace 16 pieces of grain handling equipment with new, more efficient ones, which will boost productivity and reduce ship loading times. After completion, maximum ship loading capacity is expected to increase by approximately 73 tones per hour. 

The project is co-financed by the E.U. through the Transport Program’s Cohesion Fund, Priority: 7 Development of naval and multimodal transport, Specific goal: 3.1. Developing a TEN-T network that is resilient to climate change, smart, secure, sustainable and intermodal, PT/153/PT_7/OP3/RSO3.1/PT_A16 – Deployment of an investment in the port superstructure aimed at mitigating the blockade in the Black Sea area arising from the armed conflict in Ukraine.