Portnews is a leading information and analytical agency based in Russia. Established in 2004, it is the most widely read media outlet in the maritime and river transport industry, serving as an essential tool for businesses, government authorities, and the press. With approximately 8,000 daily visitors to its Russian and English portal versions, Portnews has a deep understanding of the industry's interests.

It is highly regarded by marketers, information departments, and press services that prepare thematic materials for their executives. Portnews offers a comprehensive range of services, including news, announcements, catalogs, and special projects, catering to both commercial companies and government bodies. The agency's flagship publication, the Portnews magazine, is the only specialized publication in Russia that covers the market of port and shipping services.

In addition, Portnews operates the portal Russian Shipping in collaboration with the Russian Chamber of Shipping, which focuses on supporting the domestic fleet. With a team of journalism and analytics professionals, Portnews is equipped to deliver advertising and PR solutions. The agency's expertise in the industry, combined with its own media outlets, enables it to elevate the visibility of client companies and shape their reputation as industry experts both in Russia and internationally.

Whether it's corporate branding, advertising materials, or website development, Portnews, in partnership with graphic and web design specialists, offers unique solutions tailored to promote your company and its services. For collaboration opportunities or inquiries, you can reach out to the agency's General Director, Elena Snitko, or the Director of Media Development, Nadezhda Malysheva, via phone or email. Portnews also boasts a media library of informative videos on its Portnews TV platform, covering various topics related to the maritime industry.

With its commitment to providing accurate and timely information, Portnews continues to play a vital role in shaping the maritime and river transport sectors