Rail and intermodal transport
This part moves cargo by rail and combines rail with sea or truck legs to move containers across Russia and between ports and inland destinations.
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Dal'nevostochnoye Morskoye Parokhodstvo, better known as FESCO, is a shipping and logistics company based in Russia’s Far East. It moves cargo by sea, rail, and road, with a strong focus on container transport between Russian ports and Asian trade lanes. It also handles related services such as port operations, cargo handling, and freight forwarding.
Its main customers are importers, exporters, manufacturers, and logistics companies that need goods moved between factories, warehouses, ports, and end markets. FESCO makes money by charging for transport, vessel use, terminal work, and end-to-end logistics services. In simple terms, it sells the ability to move containers and other cargo through a network it controls or coordinates.
What makes the business model distinctive is that it sits in the middle of the supply chain, connecting ships, rail, and ports rather than relying on just one mode of transport. That gives customers a single provider for a complicated route, especially between the Russian Far East and neighboring Asian markets. This makes FESCO more than a shipowner: it is a transport hub and logistics organizer.
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