Luka Koper

The page shows occupancy and allows reservations for Pokljuka.

The terminals are technically and organizationally complete units for handling individual shipments, grouped into five profit centers based on business and technological connections.

The page confirms attendance at the expert panel on March 4, 2026, at 1:30 PM, requiring name, surname, company, and email.

The page collects applications for the forklift driver position, requiring personal details, address, and contact information.

The page collects applications for the rail freight handler position, requiring personal details, address, and contact information.

The page collects applications for the senior skilled worker position in internal audit, requiring personal details, address, and contact information.

The page registers participants for training on June 18, 2026, requiring name, company, and email.

The company supports global logistics solutions to central Europe through reliable port services and a network of maritime and rail connections.

Luka Koper container terminal processes **117,163 TEUs in October 2026**, marking its highest monthly volume. The terminal also surpasses **1 million TEUs annually for the fifth consecutive year**, as of October 9. The growth reflects sustained demand at the Adriatic port.

Nov 2026PortSEuropeNews article

Luka Koper reports an 11% increase in net profit for H1 2026, reaching **48.1 million euros**, driven by container volume growth and the launch of its fourth regular Far East container service. The company’s expanded shipping routes and higher container throughput contribute to stronger financial performance in the first half of the year.

Sep 2026PortSEuropeNews article

MSC Mediterranean Shipping Company introduces the **Phoenix** container service, linking the **Port of Koper** with key Far East, Mediterranean, and Adriatic destinations. The bi-weekly route begins with the vessel **MSC Agamemnon VIII**, marking its inaugural call on **May 31, 2026**. The service expands MSC’s regional connectivity, targeting trade growth between Europe and Asia.

Jun 2026Ports EuropeNews article

Slovenia has inaugurated the Divaca-Koper railway line, its largest recent infrastructure project. The new connection aims to enhance capacity and efficiency at the Port of Koper by improving rail logistics. The development marks a key step in modernizing Slovenia’s transport network.

Mar 2026PortSEuropeNews article