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A large-scale industrial port
Built for heavy maritime and industrial operations - a 1.5 million m² waterfront site designed for scale, logistics and high‑capacity handling.
Location
Located in Rødbyhavn, Denmark, at the Fehmarnbelt, the site has direct access to the Baltic Sea, with efficient maritime access onwards to the North Sea via established European shipping routes. Positioned on a major transport corridor between Scandinavia and continental Europe, the site is directly connected to the E47 motorway and high‑speed rail network, ensuring excellent logistical accessibility.
Facilities:
Production Halls
Large covered halls enable indoor production, assembly and handling at scale.
Total hall footprint: 80,500 m²
Hall A: 32,000 m²
Hall B: 32,000 m²
Hall C: 16,500 m²
Outer port
The outer port provides a wide and robust maritime access.
Port entrance width: 110 metres
Navigational depth: 10.3 metres
This enables safe and flexible access for large vessels operating under varying draft conditions.
Inner Ports
Inner ports connect directly to the dry dock basins and production areas.
Port width to dry docks: 49 metres
Navigational depth: 10.3 metres
Designed for controlled and precise vessel movements between harbour and basins.
Basins / Dry Docks
Three large dry dock basins support heavy marine and industrial operations.
Geometry:
Basins A & B: 500 m × 200 m
Basin C: 500 m × up to 250 m
Additional facilities
Cement Silos
Cement Silos
On‑site cement silos support efficient storage and handling of bulk materials directly connected to industrial and maritime workflows.
Raw material stock areas
Raw material stock areas
Dedicated stock areas provide space for storing and managing raw materials close to production and quay facilities.
Office buildings
Office buildings
Office buildings accommodate operational, technical and administrative functions directly linked to on‑site activities. Their proximity to production and port operations supports day‑to‑day coordination and oversight.
Quay facilities
Quay facilities
Quay facilities enable direct vessel access for loading, unloading and handling of goods and materials. They are integrated with the port and industrial areas to support maritime and logistical operations.
