Market announcement
AS TALLINNA SADAM
LEI code
25490093MDYISEP1Y539
Size of the entity
Large group
Economic activities
Electricity, Gas, Steam and Air Conditioning Supply, Transportation and Storage
Country of registered office
Estonia
General information
Categories
Other corporate action
Unique data record identifier
8493
Submission date and time
06.01.2021 08:00:00
Content of announcement in Estonian
Title
Tallinna Sadama strateegia uuendamine
Message
ASi Tallinna Sadam nõukogu kinnitas ettevõtte järgmise 5 aasta strateegia. Strateegia põhifookuses on ettevõtte visiooni - saada Läänemere uuendusmeelseimaiks sadamaks, elluviimine; omanike ootuste ja dividendilubaduse täitmine ning kõrge ärikultuuri ja kestliku arengu tagamine. Olulise täiendusena on strateegiasse sügavamalt integreeritud kestliku arengu põhimõtted (https://www.ts.ee/kestlik-areng-ja-vastutustundlikkus/) ja pikaajalised eesmärgid kolmes valdkonnas - keskkond, majandus ja sotsiaalne vastutus. Strateegia kokkuvõttega (https://www.ts.ee/strateegilised-eesmargid/) saab tutvuda ettevõtte kodulehel Kestliku arengu keskkonna valdkonna olulisim eesmärk on kliimaneutraalsuse saavutamine aastaks 2050. Esimese sammuna kaardistati koostöös Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli Mereakadeemia ekspertidega Tallinna Sadama grupi ökoloogiline jalajälg ehk kasvuhoonegaaside (edaspidi KHG) heide ettevõtte sadamates ja laevadel 2019. aasta andmete põhjal. Tallinna Sadama sadamates oli 2019 (sh üürnike ja operaatorite tegevus, laevakülastused, transport) KHG heide 97 tuh tonni CO(2) ekvivalendina, millest 53% moodustas laevakülastustest tekkiv heide. Tallinna Sadama kontserni ettevõtete KHG heide ilma kolmandate osapoolteta oli 27 tuh tonni CO(2) ekvivalendina, millest suurim osa on seotud Eesti mandri ja suursaarte vahel sõitvate parvlaevadega. Lisaks KHG heite mahu hindamisele töötati välja olulisema mõjuga meetmed, mille rakendamise kaudu on võimalik Tallinna Sadama KHG heidet vähendada. Nendest mitmed on ka juba kas osaliselt kasutusel või väljaarendamisel - kaldaelekter reisilaevadele Vanasadamas, taastuvenergia kasutus, sadamatasude soodustused keskkonnasäästlikele laevadele, mandri ja suursaarte vahelises liikluses ökonoomsete hübriidlahenduste kasutusele võtmine ja ettevalmistused üleminekuks taastuvenergiat kasutavatele täislahendustele jm. Tallinna Sadamale kuulub üks Läänemere suurimaid kauba- ja reisisadamate komplekse, mida läbis 2019. a 10,64 miljonit reisijat ja 19,9 miljonit tonni kaupa. Lisaks reisijate ja kaubavedude teenindamisele tegutseb ettevõte laevanduse ärivaldkonnas läbi oma tütarettevõtete - OÜ TS Laevad korraldab parvlaevaühendust Eesti mandri ja suursaarte vahel ning OÜ TS Shipping osutab multifunktsionaalse jäämurdjaga Botnica jäämurde ja konstruktsioonilaeva teenust Eestis ja offshore projektides. Tallinna Sadama gruppi kuulub ka jäätmekäitlusega tegelev sidusettevõte AS Green Marine. Kontserni 2019. a müügitulu oli 130,5 miljonit eurot, korrigeeritud EBITDA 74,3 miljonit eurot ning puhaskasum 44,4 miljonit eurot. Marju Zirel Investorsuhete juht +372 5342 6591 [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])
Content of announcement in English
Title
Renewal of the Port of Tallinn strategy
Message
The Supervisory Board of AS Tallinna Sadam (Port of Tallinn) approved the company's strategy for the next 5 years. The main focus of the strategy is the implementation of the company's vision - to become the most innovative port in the Baltic Sea; meeting owners' expectations and dividend policy; and ensuring a high business culture and sustainable development. An important complement to the strategy is the deeper integration of the principles of sustainable development (https://www.ts.ee/en/social- responsibility/) and long-term goals into three areas - the environment, the economy and social responsibility. A summary of the strategy (https://www.ts.ee/en/strategic-goals/) is available on the company's website. The most important goal in the environment field of sustainable development is to achieve climate neutrality by 2050. The first step was to map the ecological footprint of the Port of Tallinn Group, i.e. greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the company's harbours and ships, based on 2019 data. In the harbours of the Port of Tallinn in 2019 (incl. activities of tenants and operators, ship calls, transport), GHG emissions were 97 thousand tons of CO(2) equivalent, of which 53% were emissions from ship calls. The GHG emissions of the companies of the Port of Tallinn Group without third parties were 27 thousand tons of CO(2) equivalent, most of which is related to ferries sailing between the Estonian mainland and the islands. In addition to assessing the volume of GHG emissions, measures imposing a significant impact were developed, through the implementation of which it is possible to reduce GHG emissions in the Port of Tallinn. Many of them are already partially in use or under development - on- shore power supply for passenger ships in the Old City Harbour, use of renewable energy, incentives for port charges for environmentally friendly ships, introduction of economical hybrid solutions in mainland-island ferry traffic and preparations for its transition of to complete renewable energy solutions, etc. Tallinna Sadam is one of the largest cargo- and passenger port complexes in the Baltic Sea region, which in 2019 serviced 10.64 million passengers and 19.9 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. According to audited financial results, Tallinna Sadam group's sales in 2019 totaled EUR 130.5 million, adjusted EBITDA EUR 74.3 million and net profit EUR 44.4 million. Additional information: Marju Zirel Head of Investor Relations Tel. +372 53 426 591 [email protected] (mailto:[email protected])