Estonian Port of Tallinn council approved long-term strategy which sets a goal of almost doubling revenues to EUR 160mn in 2020, with EUR 80mn pre-tax profit. The company plans to invest EUR 292mn in the following 8 years, with total company’s assets value at EUR 680mn as of end-2020. The strategy estimates for goods volume to increase by 46% comparing to 2012 till end of 2020 to 43.2mn tonnes. Number of passengers in the port would increase by 20.7% from 2012 figures to 10.7mn passengers in 2020.
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