Baltic Container Terminal boosts Gdynia port’s competitiveness with new quay cranes in Port News 03/06/2026 Two new quay cranes (QC) that recently arrived at Baltic Container Terminal (BCT) are seen to boost the Port of Gdynia’s capabilities and competitiveness. The QCs are part of an investment program carried out by BCT in cooperation with the Port of Gdynia Authority to further modernize the Port and strengthen its position as a key logistics hub in the Baltic Sea region. “This is an important investment not only for the terminal itself, but for the entire Port of Gdynia and its long-term development,” says Piotr Gorzeński, president of the Gdynia Seaport Authority. He adds: “For many years, we have been carrying out a process of modernizing port infrastructure, from dredging the approach channel and quays to developing modern terminals and logistics facilities. The delivery of the new gantry cranes marks the completion of one of the key stages of this process. Thanks to these investments, Gdynia is now prepared to serve the most demanding customers and handle increasingly advanced logistics operations. We are thereby strengthening the Port of Gdynia’s position as a modern and competitive logistics hub for the Baltic Sea region.” Baltic Container Terminal’s new quay cranes arrive early morning of June 1 at the Port of Gdynia. The terminal now has eight quay cranes. Manufactured by ZMPC, the new equipment will significantly increase the terminal’s capacity and enhance BCT’s capability to handle larger container vessels and more demanding logistics operations. The investment is also seen to improve the efficiency of transshipment processes, increase the predictability of operations, and reduce cargo handling time. Wojciech Szymulewicz, BCT CEO, says: “This is one of the most important stages in the development of BCT in Gdynia in recent years and a significant boost to the terminal’s operational capabilities. We are consistently investing in equipment and infrastru