Core Insights - Tallinna Sadam experienced positive growth in both cargo volumes and passenger numbers in Q2 2025 compared to the same period last year, with cargo volumes increasing by 8% and passenger numbers by 3.8% [1][2][3] Cargo Volume Analysis - Total cargo volume reached 3.5 million tons, with significant increases in liquid bulk (+115 thousand tons, +37%) and dry bulk (+163 thousand tons, +34%) [3][6] - Ro-ro cargo saw a decline of 6.1% [6] - The overall cargo volume increased from 3.2 million tons in Q2 2024 to 3.5 million tons in Q2 2025, marking a 7.8% increase [6] Passenger Traffic Insights - The number of passengers reached 2.2 million, with a notable increase of 4.3% on the Tallinn-Helsinki route, which celebrated its 60th anniversary [2][3] - Cruise passenger numbers surged by 25%, indicating a growing interest from international travelers, including those from China, the United States, and Japan [3][4] - The total number of passengers increased from 2.165 million in Q2 2024 to 2.247 million in Q2 2025 [6] Vessel Calls and Operations - The number of vessel calls increased by 2.1%, with cruise ships seeing a 46% rise in visits [4][6] - The number of trips for ferries decreased by 1.5%, while the number of passengers on ferries increased by 2.4% [4][8] - The icebreaker Botnica experienced a significant decline in charter days by 63% compared to the previous year [4][8] Summary of Key Figures - Preliminary operational volumes for Q2 2025 indicate a total of 1,841 vessel calls, with 373 cargo vessels and 1,427 passenger vessels [6][8] - The total number of vehicles transported increased by 3.4% [4][8] - The operational data for the first half of 2025 shows a slight overall increase in cargo and passenger volumes compared to the same period in 2024 [6]

In June 2024 Harju County Court terminated the criminal proceedings towards former member of the management board of AS Tallinna Sadam (hereinafter: “Tallinna Sadam”) Ain Kaljurand, Allan Kiil and other defendants due to expiration of the limitation period for the criminal case, released the properties from seizure and partially ordered procedure expenses. The county court agreed that the defendants had participated in corrupt agreements but considered them to be cases of private sector corruption, in which ...

Group 1 - Tallinna Sadam will pay dividends of 0.073 euros per share for the year 2024, totaling 19,199,000 euros [1] - The ex-dividend date is set for 8 May 2025, meaning shares purchased on or after this date will not be eligible for the 2024 dividends [1] - Dividends will be disbursed to shareholders on 16 May 2025 [1] Group 2 - Tallinna Sadam is one of the largest cargo and passenger port complexes in the Baltic Sea region [2] - The company operates ferry services between the Estonian mainland and its largest islands through its subsidiary OÜ TS Laevad [2] - Tallinna Sadam also engages in shipping business, chartering its multifunctional vessel Botnica for icebreaking and offshore services [2] - The company holds a stake in AS Green Marine, which provides waste management services [2]

AS Tallinna Sadam invites all the stakeholders to join its investor conference webinar, introducing the unaudited results for Q1 2025. The webinar is scheduled for 12 May 2025. The webinars will be held on Microsoft Teams platform in two languages: Webinar in Estonian starting 10.00 (EET), please use this link to join Webinar in English starting 11.00 (EET), please use this link to join The chairman of the management board Valdo Kalm and member of the management board / CFO Andrus Ait will be presenting th ...

The annual general meeting of the shareholders of AS Tallinna Sadam resolved: 1. Approval of the Annual Report 2024 With 200,520,863 i.e. 99,99% votes in favour, to approve the Annual Report 2024 of AS Tallinna Sadam, as presented to the general meeting. The annual general meeting of AS Tallinna Sadam (hereinafter: Tallinna Sadam) was held on 24 April 2025 at 14.00 in the atrium of head office of Tallinna Sadam (Sadama 25, Tallinn). The notice on calling the annual general meeting was published on 3 April 2 ...