The containers are intended for intermodal operations across international corridors. Their specifications are in line with standard 45 HCPW parameters, suitable for multimodal logistics chains and compatible with both rail and road infrastructure. The investment is expected to support container availability for upcoming transport contracts.
The company did not publish technical specifications or suppliers involved in the procurement. CLIP Intermodal stated that the purchase was driven by the evolving demand for more efficient logistics capacity and higher operational flexibility across its service routes.
No official financial value of the transaction has been disclosed. Based on general market conditions for new 45 HCPW containers, the estimated value could reach approximately PLN 20 million, which corresponds to around EUR 4.7 million.
CLIP Intermodal operates from the intermodal terminal in Swarzędz, Poland, and is active on European transport corridors connecting Poland with the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Italy, and beyond. The company’s services include container rail transport, terminal operations, and customs services.
The new units are expected to enter circulation gradually. The deployment timeline and integration into the existing rolling stock or rail routes were not specified.
