On Tuesday, Ukraine’s first two-port concession projects, Olbia and Kherson, will be presented at a high-level informational meeting in Odesa, organized by SPILNO, the public-private partnership office. Under tenders announced two weeks ago by the Infrastructure Ministry, Olbia concession is for 35 years, and requires an early $60 million investment to build a grain terminal capable of handling 2 million tons. The Kherson port concession is for 30 years and requires an early investment of $8 million. Last week, Olvia was toured by two companies: Aras, a Turkish shipbuilder, and Kernel, Ukraine’s sunflower oil giant.
On Tuesday, Ukraine’s first two-port concession projects, Olbia and Kherson, will be presented at a high-level informational meeting in Odesa
