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Pealkiri AS Tallinna Sadam 2019 Q3 passenger and cargo flows
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In  2019 Q3,  4.3 million  tonnes  of  cargo  and  3.6 million passengers passed
through  the harbours of Tallinna Sadam. Compared to the same period of previous
year,  the cargo  volume decreased  by 22.1% mainly  due to  liquid bulk and the
passenger  volume increased  by 3.5%. The  number of  ship calls grew by 7.3% to
2290 calls.  Cumulative  cargo  volume  for  9 months  decreased by 8.3% and the
number of passengers remained at the previous year's level.

According  to  Valdo  Kalm,  Chairman  of  the  Management  Board of the Port of
Tallinn, the decline in liquid bulk is not extraordinary, as it is caused by the
general  decline  in  market  demand  for  dark oil products due to increasingly
strict  requirements  for  reducing  the  sulfur  content  in marine fuels. "The
competition  in  liquid  cargo  handling  continues  to  be very intense and the
business  is project-based, therefore  quarterly volumes are  volatile. The 30%
strong  growth in dry bulk  will partially compensate for  the decline in liquid
bulk," Kalm explained.

The  number of  passengers increased  in Q3  mainly due  to Tallinn-Helsinki and
Muuga-Vuosaari  routes. In total, passenger  traffic between Estonia and Finland
increased  by 96 thousand passengers or 3.5%. For the first time, Muuga-Vuosaari
has  been presented as a separate route in the figures below, as the service for
passengers  with vehicles started by  Eckerö and Tallink in  June has started up
very   well   and  passenger  volumes  have  become  statistically  significant.
Passengers  between Estonia and  Finland traveling to  destinations further from
city  center  appreciate  the  opportunity  of  cheaper  travel  while  avoiding
congestion  in Tallinn  and Helsinki.  In the  cruise business  we reached a new
record  already in 9 months -  641 thousand passengers, which is 3000 passengers
more  than last year's annual result. "We are pleased that the number of Finnish
travellers  has recovered and cruise passengers' interest in visiting Estonia is
once again high," noted Valdo Kalm.

In  the previous  reports of  passengers and  cargo volumes,  the Muuga-Vuosaari
route  passengers were  presented within  the route  "other", including Q1 10 th
passengers (Q1 2018: 8 th) and Q2 12 th (Q2 2018: 9 th).

Cargo  volume by type of cargo and number  of passengers by route in 2019 Q3 and
9 months is presented in the table below:


                                  Q3 2019 Q3 2018 change 9M 2019 9M 2018 change

 Cargo volume by type of cargo
 (th tonnes)                        4 275   5 489 -22.1%  14 284  15 581  -8,3%

 Liquid bulk                        1 116   2 596 -57.0%   5 161   6 877 -25.0%

 Ro-ro                              1 352   1 315   2.8%   4 038   4 045  -0.2%

 Dry bulk                           1 246     979  27.3%   3 202   2 762  15.9%

 Containers                           447     455  -1.9%   1 395   1 406  -0.8%

   in TEUs                         56 340  56 184   0.3% 169 636 165 106   2.7%

 General cargo                        111     144 -22.7%     485     490  -1.0%

 Non-marine                             3       0 699.2%       4       1 473.2%



 Number of passengers by routes
 (thousand)                         3 600   3 478   3.5%   8 297   8 305  -0.1%

 Tallinn-Helsinki                   2 779   2 730   1.8%   6 747   6 756  -0.1%

 Tallinn-Stockholm                    299     301  -0.9%     715     793  -9.8%

 Muuga-Vuosaari                        56       9 509.7%      78      27 194.7%

 Tallinn-St.Petersburg                 31      32  -0.4%      59      63  -6.0%

 Cruise (traditional)                 400     380   5.2%     641     624   2.7%

 Other                                 35      26  35.3%      57      43  31.6%



 Number of vessel calls by vessel
 type                               2 290   2 135   7.3%   5 961   5 811   2.6%

 Cargo vessels                        453     470  -3.6%   1 357   1 298   4.5%

 Passenger vessels (incl. Ro-Pax)   1 627   1 460  11.4%   4 268   4 171   2.3%

 Cruise vessels (traditional)         210     205   2.4%     336     342  -1.8%


More  detailed statistics  of passengers  by nationality,  gender and  routes on
monthly   basis,   can   be   viewed   on   the   Port   of  Tallinn  web  page:
http://ts.ee/statistics

Tallinna  Sadam is one of the largest cargo- and passenger port complexes in the
Baltic  Sea  region,  which  in  2018 serviced 10.6 million passengers and 20.6
million  tons of cargo. In addition  to passenger and freight services, Tallinna
Sadam  group also  operates in  shipping business  via its  subsidiaries - OÜ TS
Laevad  provides ferry  services between  the Estonian  mainland and the largest
islands,  and OÜ  TS Shipping  charters its  multifunctional vessel  Botnica for
icebreaking  and construction services in  Estonia and offshore projects abroad.
Tallinna  Sadam group  is also  a shareholder  of an  associate AS Green Marine,
which  provides waste management services. Tallinna Sadam group's sales in 2018
totaled  EUR 130.6 million, adjusted EBITDA EUR  74.4 million and net profit EUR
24.4 million.

Additional information:

Marju Zirel
Head of Investor Relations
AS Tallinna Sadam
m.zirel@ts.ee (mailto:m.raid@ts.ee)