Mostyska container terminal. Photo: ctm.in.ua

Medlog SA, a Swiss company that is part of the container giant MSC (Mediterranean Shipping Company), has acquired a stake in Ukrainian logistics assets. In particular, in the intermodal transportation operator N'UNIT and the Mostyska cross-border terminal, part of which belongs to Rinat Akhmetov's SCM Group . Yegor Grebennikov, co-owner of TIS Group and founder of N'UNIT, told about the details of the deal to Forbes Ukraine.

In May, Medlog bought 50% of N'UNIT from Grebennikov. In addition, Medlog acquired 25% of the Mostyska terminal in Lviv region. The other 50% of this facility belongs to Akhmetov's Lemtrans, while Grebennikov retains another 25%.

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Forbes estimates the total value of the deal at $15-30 million.

After the deal, Grebennikov's stake in N'UNIT decreased to 50%, and in the Mostyska terminal – to 25%.

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MSC (Mediterranean Shipping Company) is one of the largest container carriers in the world, with a fleet of 900 vessels and operations in 520 ports. Its logistics division Medlog is an intermodal transportation operator in 90 countries, transporting 7.3 million containers (TEU) annually..Ukrainian company N'UNIT, Established in 2020, the company operates four logistics terminals in Vyshneve, Kharkiv, Dnipro and Lviv region, as well as warehouses in Kharkiv. In 2024, its revenue grew 2.5 times to UAH 2 billion. Mostyska Dry Port is a joint project of Lemtrans and partners. It is a terminal near the border with Poland equipped with tracks of two standards (1520 mm and 1435 mm). In 2024, the company increased its revenue by 18% to UAH 388.9 million.