We sell shipping containers for use within the Perm Krai and for international export-import operations through the region's logistics hubs.

Perm is a major industrial and transport hub on the Trans-Siberian Railway. Purchasing a container in this location allows businesses to create mobile, secure storage space, avoid high storage fees at railway terminals, and guarantee the availability of high-quality equipment for handling cargo in a sharply continental climate.

Important: We strictly do not deal in "As-Is" condition containers. Given the Ural temperature fluctuations (from summer heat to winter frosts below -30°C), using worn-out equipment is unacceptable. A non-watertight container will lead to condensation ("container rain"), metal corrosion, and cargo damage. Our fleet consists only of inspected, watertight, and reliable containers with intact seals and solid floors.

At our sites and partner terminals in Perm, the following are always in stock:

  • 20DC – standard 20-foot containers (ideal for heavy equipment, auto parts, compact storage)

  • 40DC – standard 40-foot containers

  • 20HC / 40HC – High Cube containers with increased capacity (optimal for electronics, building materials, bulky cargo)

  • Refrigerated containers – for the food industry and agriculture (upon request)

We process transactions within 1 business day. Containers are sold in NEW, IICL, or CW conditions.

How to Buy a Container in Perm?

  1. Selection: Describe your task to the manager (buffer storage, export, on-site warehouse). We will select the appropriate type and condition.

  2. Contract: We sign a sales agreement fixing the price, the container's BIC number, and handover conditions.

  3. Payment: We accept non-cash payments (in USD via international transfer).

  4. Pickup: You collect the container from the agreed terminal in Perm on FCA terms, or we coordinate its handover to your logistics partner.

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Local Expertise: Perm Terminals and Container Inflow Routes

Understanding regional logistics allows us to guarantee transaction transparency and stable equipment availability:

1. Perm Container Terminals

We work directly with operators of the region's key logistics hubs, ensuring convenient conditions for inspection and self-pickup:

  • "Perm-Sortirovochnaya" Terminal (Operator: TransContainer): The largest railway container terminal in the region. We have streamlined interaction protocols for the rapid removal of equipment after customs clearance or arrival via the domestic Russian Railways network.

  • Private Inland Depots in the Dzerzhinsky and Motovilikhinsky Districts: Specialized sites located in industrial zones. Here, we conduct pre-sale inspections and select IICL and CW condition units, allowing clients to pick up equipment without the queues typical of major railway hubs.

  • Logistics Parks near the River Port: Used for multimodal logistics during the Kama River navigation season.

2. Container Inflow Routes to Perm

Since the region is landlocked, all containers arrive by rail:

  • Direct Rail Service from China: One of the fastest routes. Containers travel via the Dostyk/Alashankou or Khorgos/Altynkol border crossings directly to Perm, bypassing Far Eastern ports.

  • Far East Route: Containers arrive by sea in Vladivostok or Vostochny Port, then travel by direct rail service along the Trans-Siberian Railway to Perm.

  • Internal Repositioning: Equipment that has completed its import cycle in the ports of St. Petersburg or Novorossiysk is often sent by rail to Perm to balance the fleet and meet the high demand from Ural enterprises.

Who Benefits from Buying a Container in Perm: Industry Scenarios

  • Chemical and Petrochemical Industry: The Perm Krai is one of Russia's leaders in mineral fertilizer production and oil refining (enterprises such as Uralkali, LUKOIL-Perm, Silanit). For storing spare parts, pipes, valves, and specialized equipment, we provide only CW condition containers or better, with verified watertightness to prevent leaks and meet strict industrial safety standards.

  • Mechanical Engineering and Metalworking: For storing precision parts, molds, hydraulic components, and tools, we provide IICL and NEW condition containers. They guarantee the absence of moisture and condensation, which could cause corrosion of expensive metal products.

  • Timber Industry Complexes and Agribusiness: The region is actively engaged in timber harvesting and agriculture. A Corten steel container is a watertight and rodent-proof storage facility for inventory, agricultural machinery spare parts, or seed funds. For food products, we supply only food-grade standard containers (IICL/NEW conditions).

  • Construction and Road Companies: Amid the region's active infrastructure development, a container serves as a vandal-resistant, fire-safe solution for storing expensive tools, generators, and cables on-site, without the need to obtain permits for capital construction.

Estimated Container Prices in Perm

Prices are per unit, based on self-pickup (FCA) from a Perm terminal. The Ural market is characterized by stable demand, and prices reflect the logistical rail leg from the ports of departure.

Container Type

CW Condition (watertight, operational)

IICL Condition (excellent, for rail/storage)

NEW Condition (new/premium)

20DC

from $1,700

from $2,000

from $2,850

20HC

from $1,850

from $2,150

from $3,050

40DC

from $2,250

from $2,650

from $3,900

40HC

from $2,450

from $2,900

from $4,150

20 Reefer

from $5,200

from $7,000

on request

40 Reefer

from $7,500

from $10,000

on request

To receive an exact price list with current photos and BIC numbers of available containers, leave a request—our manager will prepare an offer within 2 hours.

*The information on this page does not constitute a public offer.

*MyContainers is a partner of MyWay.

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