- CEO
- Valdo Kalm
- Full Time Employees
- 433
- Sector
- Industrials
- Industry
- Marine Shipping
- Address
- Sadama 25 Tallinn Estonia 15051
- IPO Date
- Jun 27, 2022
- Business
- AS Tallinna Sadam operates as Estonia's largest port authority, managing port infrastructure development, vessel traffic organization and passenger and cargo handling across five key harbors in Tallinn including Old City Harbour, Muuga, Bekker and Paldiski alongside Saaremaa Harbour; it provides vessel dues, passenger fees, cargo charges, quay operations, land leasing for industrial and logistics parks, real estate development, electricity sales, waste management via associate AS Green Marine and ancillary services such as office and commercial premises leasing. Through subsidiaries, the company delivers ferry services between Estonia's mainland and its largest islands via OÜ TS Laevad including routes with vessels like Regula; icebreaking and offshore support via OÜ TS Shipping's multifunctional vessel Botnica in Estonian waters, Canada and project-based work abroad including Great Britain; and additional tenant commercial services on ferries. Organized into passenger harbors, cargo harbors encompassing bulk, grain and container operations, ferry and other segments, AS Tallinna Sadam serves international trade, transit cargo operators, ferry lines, cruise ships and passengers primarily in the Baltic Sea region with operations extending to Canada and Great Britain. Founded in 1996 as a reorganization of the state-owned entity established in 1992 and headquartered at Sadama 25 in Tallinn, Estonia, the company went public via IPO on Nasdaq Tallinn in 2018 with the Estonian state holding majority ownership. Recent developments include a 2024 agreement with JetGas OÜ for a new liquefied methane terminal in Muuga Harbour; approval of joint FIN-EST Green Corridor projects; extension of cruise season into winter; subsidiary OÜ TS Laevad securing additional 485 ferry trips with Regula for summer 2025; ongoing construction of a new quay at Paldiski South for wind farms and infrastructure upgrades at Muuga Harbour and Old City Harbour with 2024 investments totaling €38.8 million; sustained growth in 2025 Q3 operational volumes featuring 3.4 million tonnes of cargo including bulk and grain increases plus 2.8 million passengers driven by Helsinki routes and cruises; and Botnica commencing project work in Canadian waters.