Unibaltic Ltd

Unibaltic Ltd, located in Gdynia, functions as a maritime service provider with a focus on port agency, ship management, and logistics. Since its establishment in 2003, the company has integrated itself into the Polish maritime infrastructure, providing local representation for international shipowners and operators. Its agency operations are centered in the primary ports of Poland, including Gdynia, Gdańsk, Szczecin, Świnoujście, and Police, where it manages the requirements for various vessel types, especially liquid and dry bulk carriers. The agency services provided by the firm cover all aspects of a vessel’s port call. This includes the preparation and processing of vessel clearance and the handling of mandatory customs and immigration formalities. The company coordinates daily operations with port authorities and terminal operators to ensure efficient turnaround times. For the ship’s personnel, the agency manages crew changes, travel arrangements, and medical appointments, while also overseeing the delivery of essential supplies such as bunkers, lubricants, and spare parts. Technical husbandry services and the management of cargo documentation are also integral parts of their operational routine. Operating on a continuous basis, the company ensures that vessels receive the necessary logistical support at any hour. These services are delivered in alignment with international standards, as the organization holds the FONASBA Quality Standard and maintains several ISO certifications for quality and environmental management. Through its local expertise, the agency facilitates the interface between the ship and the shore, managing the administrative and operational complexities of the maritime industry. The firm’s presence in the Baltic region is supported by its knowledge of local regulations and its ability to provide tailored solutions for the energy and chemical shipping sectors. By focusing on the specific needs of each port call, the agency contributes to the smooth execution of maritime trade within the region’s commercial harbors.