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 NUTEP and KSK terminals | |
Native name | ДелоПортс |
|---|---|
| Type | private company |
| Parent | Delo Group |
| Subsidiaries | KSK, NUTEP, SC Delo |
| Website | http://deloports.com |
DeloPorts is a Russian stevedoring holding entrusted with overseeing the assets of Delo Group in the Novorossiysk Sea Port. Under its corporate umbrella, DeloPorts houses the NUTEP Container Terminal, KSK Grain Terminal and Delo Service Company, a dedicated provider of vessel towing services.
The company’s origins trace back to 2012 when it was registered in Limassol, Cyprus. Its primary role was to serve as a holding structure for the assets of Delo Group in the seaport of Novorossiysk. [1] Initially, the company's ownership was divided with Sergey Shishkarev, the owner of Delo Group of Companies (90%), and his nephew Timofey Telyatnik (10%). Telyatnik also assumed the role of the company's president. However, in July 2015, Sergey Shishikarev bought out Telyatnik’s stake and became the sole owner of the company. After this, Shishkarev transferred the companies to Russian jurisdiction. [2] [3]
At its inception, the structure of DeloPorts encompassed the Kombinat Stroykomplekt grain terminal (later renamed KSK), the NUTEP container terminal, the TOS towing company (later renamed Delo Service Company) and the Novorossiysk Oil Transshipment Complex. In 2013, a 100% stake of the Novorossiysk Oil Transshipment Complex was sold to Gazprom Neft structures. Also in 2013, DeloPorts sold a 25% stake in the KSK Terminal to the agricultural commodity trader Cargill. [4] [5]
In October 2019, the Expert RA rating agency reaffirmed DeloPorts' credit rating, bestowing it with a ruA rating alongside a stable outlook. [15]
In 2023, earned a prestigious rating in the domains of ecology, social responsibility, and management, as conferred by the Russian Analytical Credit Rating Agency (ACRA). [16] The company was assigned an ESG-5 rating and placed in the ESG-C category, underscoring its commitment to key factors of sustainable development. [17]
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