PACE Group

PACE Group serves as a central hub for transport and logistics within the Black Sea basin, offering a wide array of specialized ship agency services. Since its inception in 1992, the organization has focused on managing the complex logistical needs of vessels traversing the South Caucasus corridor. The firm acts as a shipping agent at the ports of Poti and Batumi, where it handles essential administrative tasks, vessel clearances, and coordination with local harbor authorities. These activities facilitate the seamless transit of various cargo types, including bulk commodities and containerized goods, ensuring that all regional port protocols are strictly followed. The organization maintains a strong physical presence in Georgia, with its main administrative functions centered in Tbilisi and specialized operational branches located directly in Poti and Batumi. This strategic positioning allows for real-time management of port agent duties across the country’s primary maritime gateways. Through these locations, the firm provides 24-hour support to international ship owners and charterers, overseeing everything from crew welfare and bunkering to complex stevedoring operations at dedicated terminals. PACE Group also manages significant terminal infrastructure, which enhances its ability to provide integrated logistical support for project cargo and transit shipments moving toward Central Asia. Commitment to international standards is demonstrated through various professional affiliations and certifications. The company holds membership in the Baltic and International Maritime Council, or BIMCO, and is recognized by the Federation of National Associations of Ship Brokers and Agents, known as FONASBA. These credentials signify a dedication to transparency and quality in the global shipping industry. Additionally, the firm adheres to international quality management standards, which underpins its role in the transport chain. By integrating modern port facilities with expert knowledge of local regulations, the organization remains a key participant in the development of regional maritime infrastructure and the broader international trade route.