Last year, the Port of Loviisa managed to achieve a strong result in spite of the challenging global economy. Its profit of about EUR 183,000 for the financial year helped to enable significant investments in the future.

The port has prioritised modern warehousing capacity and environmental impact management.

One of its most significant investments was the conversion of a
4,400-m² covered storage area into an indoor warehouse – which also happens to be the first harbour warehouse in Finland equipped with an odour control system. All refuse-derived fuels (RDFs) passing through the port have been stored indoors since May 2025.

In addition to its environmental investments, the port has taken a digital leap by upgrading the vehicle scale used by port operators. The new system uses a cloud service that streamlines both inventory accounting and data management. Services in the port area have also been expanded: new charging stations for electric vehicles will support the green transition on a practical level as well.

Although general economic conditions were reflected in traffic volumes during 2025, the Port of Loviisa remained on a solid footing. Total cargo traffic fell by 21.1 per cent (to 613,803 tons) on the back of falling energy imports, but favourable growth was seen in export volumes.