The Estonian state-owned railway company Eesti Raudtee intends to work closer together with the state-owned port company Port of Tallinn in the future to find new transit chains and make the movement of goods between the two companies better and more profitable.
“We are both part of the same chain. We should analyze the movement of goods together to understand who is directing their forces where and what the price of the transit chain will be in that case,” Sulev Loo, the board chairman of Eesti Raudtee, said.
While now many goods move to the Port of Tallinn by ship, better and more advantageous options could perhaps be found using the railway, Sulev Loo added.
Valdo Kalm, chairman of the management board of the state-owned Port of Tallinn, said he regards substantially closer cooperation with Estonian transport companies, above all Estonian Railways, as a key aim in developing the company’s freight carriage business.
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