Pasifik Eurasia Receives 16,380-Ton Grain Transport Order
The initial order covers wheat and bran shipments from Kazakhstan to Turkey, with a monthly volume target subject to operations.
Key takeaways
- Pasifik Eurasia received an initial 16,380-ton grain transport order from Kazakhstan to Turkey.
- The filing sets a target of about 30,000 tons per month after the first shipment, subject to operating conditions.
Pasifik Eurasia received an initial order to transport 16,380 tonnes of grain from Kazakhstan to Turkey, according to the company’s KAP filing. The order follows an agreement with Türkasya Demiryolu Lojistik ve Ticaret A.Ş.
The wheat and bran are planned to travel by grain wagon to different stations in Turkey. A first test shipment to Mersin/Yenice is planned for October.
After that initial transport, the filing sets a target of about 30,000 tonnes of grain per month. Actual volumes in later periods will depend on operating conditions and the parties’ business processes.
The order adds planned rail-transport activity for Pasifik Eurasia. The filing does not state a contract value or expected revenue, so its financial contribution is not established.
This article was produced with the help of AI technology. Source: Yahoo Finance
