Local. Global. Integrated

Door-to-door deliveries

PCC Intermodal is a modern logistics operator that has been successfully developing intermodal transport for years, with efficiency combining rail and road transport

We offer comprehensive, flexible and environmentally friendly door-to-door logistics solutions tailored to the individual needs of customers from various industries and economy sectors.

Rail connections

24/7,
over 6000 intermodal trains per annual

Terminal operations

smart, safe, reliable
5 own, 12 partners’
transshipment terminals

Door-to-door deliveries

deliveries from A to B,
approx. 500 deliveries per day

Complementary services

comprehensive logistics
for containerised supply chains,
customs and documentation support

Regular network of daily intermodal connections!

Thanks to wild network of intermodal terminals, modern infrastructure and regular, daily rail connections, we ensure fast, safe and reliable flow
for supply chains, domestically and international.

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Network of our own transshipment terminals

We have 5 of our own transshipment terminals, which allows us to provide an efficient logistics service for supply chains, based on a dense network of intermodal connections. Everyday, we ensure fast, reliable logistics solutions while goods transport in Poland and europeanwise.

PCC Intermodal SA

The leader in intermodal transport

Regular rail connections

PCC Intermodal SA operates in the intermodal transport sector. The company’s activities include the organisation of domestic and international transport based on regular Polish and foreign rail connections. The operator organises container trains between sea and land transhipment terminals and synchronised door deliveries.

Modern terminal services

The ‘must be’ element of intermodal transport is transshipment at the terminals. PCC Intermodal SA operates 4 land transhipment terminals located in: Kutno, Brzeg Dolny, Gliwice, Frankfurt/Oder and containers depo in Kolbuszowa. The company invests in modern transshipment equipment, offers comprehensive train services, as well as additional services such as storage, cleaning, sealing, cooling/heating, weighing of containers.

Flexible road haulage

The road haulage is an integral part of the intermodal supply chains process. By correlating door deliveries with regular rail connections, optimum results can be achieved both in terms of quality (time) and cost (including environment and society), giving the intermodal transport the possibility to offer an advantage over other standard solutions based on one mode of transport only for the entire cargo route from A to B.

Our VISION

We want to be the leader of modern transport and logistics, created on the basis of sustainable development, a driving force for all the most important economic regions, the bloodstream of international trade within and through our country – Poland.

OUR MISSION

is to create a close-knit team, committed to shaping the future of modern railways, a community that is not afraid to take up challenges, boldly reaches for new ones to connect rail and road and to develop the intermodal industry.

OUR STRATEGY

It is simple and transparent. It is based on 3 main principles:

  • fair
  • logical
  • safely


We transport containerised goods from door to door, using rail and road. We are relentless in our search for optimisation in the supply chains we organize.

OUR PLANS

To arm up all the most important economic regions in the country with an intermodal solution that gives manufacturers smooth access to Polish and foreign seaports and economical important regions in our part of Europe, both in the East-West and North-South corridors.

Containers' deliveries starting from one unit

Our strength lies in our team – committed, experienced and passionate, focused on finding innovative solutions and building long-term relationships. We believe that by connecting people, goods and markets, we actively support the development of sustainable logistics and modern trade in Europe.

Door to door deliveries

Own fleet of 45 ft HC PW containers

Terminal operations

Regular network of rail connections

Our history

PCC Intermodal is a company established in 2004 which since then has been successively strengthening its position as a leader in intermodal transport.

“We are dynamically shaping the logistics market within the country and are firmly recognizable in Europe. In 2010, we have started an investment process to improve the quality of the transshipment infrastructure in Poland. We are systematically increasing the frequency of intermodal connections. We are pursuing with determination our development strategy, creating a convenient alternative in the international transport market.”
Monika Konsor-Fąferek, Marketing and Development Director

“Years of experience, a loyal and committed team, and a vision for the future based on sustainable development shape our organisation every day.”
Wojciech Baraniak, Chief Financial Officer

‘We know what to do to respond efficiently to the market needs.’
Adam Borek, Chief Financial Officer

2005
The first regular train between
Brzeg Dolny and Świnoujście.
2006
PCCI launches regular intermodal trains to the PL ports: Gdańsk & Gdynia.
2007
Starting regular connections to/from Frankfurt Oder (DE).
2008
Starting regular connections to/from Rotterdam (NL).
2009
Warsaw Stock Exchange debut.
2010
Hamburg office opening.
2011
PCC Kutno Terminal grand opening
Launching regular connections to the East.
2012
Obtaining the AEO-S Certificate.
2013
First SQAS audit.
2014
Launching PCC Frankfurt Oder Terminal
after reconstruction.
First services to the far East.
2015
Launching PCC Brzeg Dolny Terminal
after reconstruction.
2016
Launching PCC Gliwice Terminal
after reconstruction.
2017
Launching own Rail Deparment
Starting regular connections to/from Brest (BY)
2018
Exit from the Stock Exchange
2019
Launching EU-Japan/Korea regular intermodal services.
2020
Starting EU-Ukraine new regular connection establishment process.
2021
Membership in UIRR.
2022
Suspension of connections to/from and via Russia
Launching regular intermodal services to/from Ukrainne.
2023
Launching intermodal connection to/from Italy
PCC Kutno and Brzeg Dolny Terminals expansion.
2024
Commencement of remotely controlled transshipments at the terminals in Kutno and Brzeg Dolny.
2025
Celebrating 20 years of intermodal industry experience!

PCC Intermodal Management Board

Dariusz Stefański

Chief Executive Officer PCC Intermodal SA

Born in 1963. In 1987 graduated from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Gdynia Maritime University. Professionally active in the Transport & Logistics industry for over 35 years. In years 1997 – 2005 the Managing Director of Nedlloyd Polska and then P&O Nedlloyd Polska. From April 2008 until June 2009 the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of PCC Port Szczecin. He has been nominated the President of the Management Board of PCC Intermodal SA in March 2006.

Adam Adamek

Vice President of the Management Board of PCC Intermodal SA

Vice President of the Management Board of PCC Intermodal SA, leader of intermodal transport sector in Poland. He graduated from the University of Economics in Katowice. Born in 1972. Since July 2005 he has been a member of the Management Board of PCC Intermodal SA, and since March 2006 nominated to be the Vice President. Previously, he was the President of the company PCC Rail Spedkol. He started working for the PCC Group as the Commercial Director of PCC Rail Szczakowa S.A. In years 1997-2001 he was the Manager of Agreement and Debt Collection Department in Katowicki Węgiel company. Previously, he worked for Katowicki Holding Węglowy.

SAFETY & SECURITY

The Authorised Economic Operator certificate for “Safety and Security” was obtained by PCC Intermodal SA on March 13th, 2012, and the “Customs Simplification, Safety and Security” classification was awarded to the operator on March 26th, 2018.

The AEO-S certificate awarded by the Customs Chamber in Gdynia is a document honoured in all EU Member States. It confirms the quality and safety of services offered by the company and is a guarantee of the reliability and credibility of its activities.

As part of the certification, the company has met a number of stringent procedural requirements such as:

The ‘Customs Simplification, Safety and Security’ process validation documents are a structured extension of the 2012 certificate, with the guarantee of simplification of customs formalities, which is an important asset when dealing with customs authorities as well as business partners.

Regular Quality Assessment

Safety & Quality Assessment System (SQAS) is a comprehensive tool for the detailed assessment of the safety and quality of operational activities carried out by companies involved in the chemical supply chain. The system covers both neutral and hazardous products subject to ADR (road transport), RID (rail transport), ADN (inland waterways) and HCDG (High Consequence Dangerous Goods) regulations.
The SQAS assessment is carried out by independent, certified auditors, ensuring the neutrality and obiectivity of the results and the high quality of the audit.
The audit process is based on a standardised questionnaire that covers many key areas of the business, including:

SQAS audit reports are periodically updated and publicly available.
They make it possible to systematically monitor and improve the safety, quality and efficiency of the logistics chains managed by the company.