Constanța, Romania
Romania's Black Sea gateway. We arrange crude and product storage, freight and inspection at Constanța.
Constanța is Romania's main port and one of the largest on the Black Sea, with tanker berths for vessels up to 165,000 DWT. Oil Terminal S.A., majority-owned by the state, stores crude and products for Romania and inland markets.
Private terminals are also opening, including a new products terminal from JT Grup Oil. We arrange storage, freight and inspection.
Oil Terminal S.A.
Most of Oil Terminal's storage is on its South Platform, with a smaller Port Platform at Berth 69. Throughput fell in 2025.
- Crude and product storage
- Tanker freight into the Black Sea
- Independent inspection at each transfer
- Tracking to Romanian and inland buyers
Black Sea routing
Voyages into the Black Sea pass the Turkish Straits, and war-risk conditions apply in parts of the sea.
Frequently asked questions
Who operates the main oil terminal?
Oil Terminal S.A., majority-owned by the Romanian state.
How deep is the port?
Quay depths range from 8 to 19 metres.
Are private terminals opening?
Yes. JT Grup Oil has opened a new products terminal.
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Send product, volume and timing. We will propose storage, freight and inspection.