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Container resale and sourcing in Sweden

A container that reaches Sweden on a one-way or SOC basis does not have to leave empty. LATYNEX looks for its next use before it is unloaded: a professional buyer, a storage or conversion company, or an exporter who needs the box.

How it works for containers arriving in Sweden

Owners, forwarders and NVOCCs tell us the container type, quantity, Swedish port or city and the date the containers become available. We compare the request with the demand registered by buyers on our side and review every possible match by hand.

Buyers register what they need — type, quantity range, area, one-off or recurring — and are introduced only when a concrete lot fits and both sides are confirmed. Individual lots are not listed; we quote a level for your lot on request.

Areas we cover

Gothenburg is the main gateway we work around today; see the dedicated Gothenburg page for the port context. Stockholm and Malmö have their own pages too, with Stockholm centred on its Norvik container terminal. Other Swedish ports and inland locations are handled on request: submit the location and we tell you honestly whether we can help.

Container types

Dry 20', 40' and 40' high cube containers are the core. Reefers, flat racks, open tops and tanks are considered case by case. Condition can range from one-trip to as-is or damaged, because storage and conversion users accept different grades than cargo operators.

Pickup, depot and inspection in Sweden

Collection from the port or a depot is arranged for each agreed lot, and inspection is organised before handover where condition matters to the deal. We coordinate these steps; the details and any charges are confirmed per deal, not published as a tariff.

Verified port context

Gateway context: Gothenburg, Malmö, Stockholm

  • APM Terminals Gothenburg sits in the largest container port in Scandinavia.
  • It is the only terminal in Sweden equipped for the largest 24,000+ TEU vessels.
  • The terminal has on-dock rail with six rail-shuttle tracks, and more than 70 rail shuttles per week link it to Swedish logistics nodes.
  • Approximately half of all containers to and from the terminal move by rail.
  • The terminal is free of tides and ice and operates 365 days a year.
  • According to Copenhagen Malmö Port (CMP), the port in Malmö is a hub for import and handling of new cars in the Baltic Sea region, and its terminals accommodate up to 40,000 cars.
  • According to CMP, RoRo traffic from Malmö runs by ferry to Travemünde.
  • CMP lists Cars, Containers, Cruise & Ferries, General Cargo, Dry Bulk, Liquid Bulk, Rail, RoRo and Property among the services of its Malmö terminals.
  • According to CMP's containers page (undated), the container operation in Malmö is linked to Norra Hamnen, where CMP offers trimodal transport solutions connected to short-sea and overseas container lines.
  • According to CMP's containers page, the Malmö container terminal has quays 705 and 706, 9.0 m depth of water (8.4 m draft) and a maximum vessel length of 300 m (page undated).
  • According to CMP's containers page, the Malmö container terminal covers 253,000 m2, with a further 272,000 m2 of expansion areas (page undated).
  • According to CMP's containers page, the Malmö container terminal is connected with two separate 850 m rail tracks (page undated).
  • According to CMP's containers page, the Malmö terminal has one gantry crane (45 tonnes under a single-lift spreader, 60 tonnes under a hook beam, outreach 35 m) and three reachstackers (page undated).
  • According to Stockholms Hamnar, the container terminal at Stockholm Norvik Port is operated by Hutchison Ports.
  • According to Stockholms Hamnar, the Norvik container terminal has a 450 m quay with 16.5 m depth at the quay.
  • According to Stockholms Hamnar's container terminal page, the infrastructure list for Norvik includes 20 hectares, and the page states 500,000 TEU per year when fully built out.
  • According to Stockholms Hamnar, the Norvik container terminal connects to the national rail network through four kilometres of railway.
  • According to Stockholms Hamnar, the Norvik container terminal has two super post-panamax cranes.

Sources: apmterminals.com · cmport.com · cmport.com · stockholmshamnar.se · verified 2026-09-30

Equipment

What you can submit for Sweden

  • Dry containers (20DC / 40DC / 40HC): on request — tell us what you have or need in Sweden and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • Damaged / AS-IS units: on request — tell us what you have or need in Sweden and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • Reefer: on request — tell us what you have or need in Sweden and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • Open top / flat rack: on request — tell us what you have or need in Sweden and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • Tank: on request — tell us what you have or need in Sweden and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • We are also extending into further equipment and service categories. Tell us what you have or need if you do not see it above — we will say honestly whether we can help.

FAQ

Sweden: questions we hear

New to the terms? Read what SOC and one-way containers are.

Request

Containers in Sweden: tell us what you have or need

Step 1 of 2 — about a minute. Your request is saved as soon as you send it.

Recurring: you expect to place equipment like this again, for example every month.