High-level logistics networking and terminal visits at the Argus Conference in Batumi
The Argus Black Sea and Caspian Key Terminals and Logistics Conference, taking place on 14–15 May 2026 in Batumi, will bring together more than 170 cargo owners, exporters, senior executives of the leading transport companies, logisticians and traders to share the latest news on the challenges to and opportunities for cargo transportation in Сentral Asia, the Caspian-Black Sea region and eastern Europe.
The conference will focus on discussing key logistics trends and opportunities for cooperation. Against the backdrop of increasing shipping restrictions and blockages of major straits – which directly affect supply stability and freight costs – the event becomes even more important, as it provides valuable insight into alternative transportation routes.
The event will cover all major cargo segments, including liquid bulk, dry bulk and containerised cargo, with a particular focus on logistics flows and infrastructure along the Caspian-Black Sea corridor. Among the participants confirmed so far are representatives of Вlack Sea Petroleum, PTC Holding, BMF Port Burgas, Indorama, KPO, KazAzot, KPLER, Chevron, Uzkimyoimpeks, TEXOL Group, Rompetrol, Petrocas Energy Group, Maersk Georgia, Wondernet Express Investment Group, SOCAR Midstream Operations, Tricon Energy, Kazphosphate, Hexagon Trading, Aztransrail, Aditya Birla Global Trading and many others.
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Terminal visits and practical insights
Participants will also be able to visit key Georgian terminals and logistics facilities, providing them with practical insights into how the assets operate and opportunities for co-operation, including
• Poti TransTerminal (PTC Holding) - Container Terminal - Port of Poti
• Wondernet Express Investment Group and Trammo Inc - Fertilizer Terminal - Port of Batumi
• Petrocas Energy Group - Oil Products Terminal - Port of Poti
The agenda will also address the most pressing issues related to the development of logistics and infrastructure in the Black Sea and Caspian region. Participants will not only receive up-to-date market forecasts, but will also be able to assess terminal capacities, understand how to optimize their logistics chains, and identify new routes and growth opportunities for their businesses.
Key topics to discuss:
• Black Sea and Caspian terminals outlook. Setting the scene for the region's terminals and logistics sector
• Dry Bulk Logistics: Fertilizers, Sulphur & Agri-commodities
• Black Sea Crude Export Flows and Infrastructure
• Logistics for Oil Products: From Refinery to Export Terminal
• Investing in Rail and Port Infrastructure for Future Growth
Learn more and register to the conference https://www.argusmedia.com/en/events/conferences/logistics-batumi/registration?utm_source=turkmencongress&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=fsu-evc-2026-05-tra&utm_content=release
