History – Baltic Rail

Baltic Rail history

Baltic Rail was established in 2008 and has run trains in the Baltic Adriatic Rail Corridor since 2011. We have grown for 10 years and have plans for further development.

2008

Formation of company

November 2011

First intermodal train between Koper and Katowice (Dabrowa Gornica)

May 2012

First intermodal train between Gdansk and Katowice (Slawkow)

March 2013

First intermodal train Koper – Vienna – Wroclaw (Katy Wroclawskie)

January 2015

Opening own terminal at Wroclaw (Siechnice)

March 2017

Opening own terminal at Katowice (Wlosienica)

July 2020

Relocation in Wroclaw from own terminal Siechnice to own terminal Olesnica

February 2020

Opening of Tallinn warehouse

December 2021

Opening of Gdansk warehouse

March 2022

First container rail service from Koper to Budapest

April 2022

Baltic Rail history

Formation of company

First intermodal train between Koper and Katowice (Dabrowa Gornica)

First intermodal train between Gdansk and Katowice (Slawkow)

First intermodal train Koper – Vienna – Wroclaw (Katy Wroclawskie)

Opening own terminal at Wroclaw (Siechnice)

Opening own terminal at Katowice (Wlosienica)

Relocation in Wroclaw from own terminal Siechnice to own terminal Olesnica

Opening of Tallinn warehouse

Opening of Gdansk warehouse

First container rail service from Koper to Budapest

First intermodal train from Rijeka to Poland

Office in Estonia

Office in Poland

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Baltic Rail history

Formation of company

First intermodal train between Koper and Katowice (Dabrowa Gornica)

First intermodal train between Gdansk and Katowice (Slawkow)

First intermodal train Koper – Vienna – Wroclaw (Katy Wroclawskie)

Opening own terminal at Wroclaw (Siechnice)

Opening own terminal at Katowice (Wlosienica)

Relocation in Wroclaw from own terminal Siechnice to own terminal Olesnica

Opening of Tallinn warehouse

Opening of Gdansk warehouse

First container rail service from Koper to Budapest

First intermodal train from Rijeka to Poland