Domed storage tanks of Liwathon B.O.S. at South Riding Point, Grand Bahama, seen from the air, with the Sea Island offshore. Muuga Harbour, Estonia, from the air, with the Liwathon E.O.S. tanks on the harbour peninsula at right. The long flank of the salt stockpile at the Lusca Salt works on Great Inagua, under a towering cumulus sky.

Liwathon Group

Between source and market.

Liwathon Group is a privately owned infrastructure and commodities group and a long‑term owner. Our energy terminals on the Baltic Sea and in the Atlantic basin link producers and buyers; our solar salt works in The Bahamas turns seawater into salt for customers worldwide.

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Grand Bahama, The Bahamas

At a glance

The Group in numbers

  • 2.14million m³Liquid storage capacity
  • 3Operating sites in Estonia and The Bahamas
  • 10Energy terminal berths, up to VLCC and ULCC size
  • Up to 2million tonnesSalt production capacity a year
  • 2ndLargest solar salt operation in North America

Our businesses

Three businesses, one long-term owner

Each business keeps its name, its standards and its people. Each has our full attention.

  • A Liwathon E.O.S. operator in a hard hat and branded high-visibility jacket turns a valve wheel on a pipeline.

    Energy terminals · Estonia

    Liwathon E.O.S.

    The largest independent oil products terminal operator in the Baltic Sea. Four interconnected terminals in Muuga and Maardu, near Tallinn, with deep-water berths and direct rail access.

    • 1,051,800 m³
    • 78 tanks
    • 5 berths
    Part of the Group since 2019
  • The Liwathon B.O.S. Sea Island, with its loading arms and control tower, off the coast of Grand Bahama.

    Energy terminal · The Bahamas

    Liwathon B.O.S.

    A deep-water crude and products terminal at South Riding Point, Grand Bahama. Its offshore Sea Island berths the largest tankers, including VLCCs and ULCCs.

    • 1,085,247 m³
    • 12 tanks
    • 5 berths
    Part of the Group since 2023
  • A causeway runs between pink brine ponds at the Lusca Salt works on Great Inagua.

    Solar salt works · The Bahamas

    Lusca Salt

    The second-largest solar salt operation in North America, on Great Inagua. Salt made from seawater by sun and wind, and shipped from its own deep-water dock.

    • 61 crystalliser beds
    • Harvest 24/7
    • Own export dock
    Part of the Group since 2026

Where we operate

From the Baltic to The Bahamas

Three operating sites in Estonia and The Bahamas, and regional offices in London and São Paulo.

  • Energy terminal
  • Solar salt works
  • Office

World map showing Liwathon Group’s three operating sites, in Muuga, Estonia, and on Grand Bahama and Great Inagua, The Bahamas, and its regional offices in London, United Kingdom, and São Paulo, Brazil.

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Our teams keep energy terminals and a salt works running around the clock. We look for people who put safety first and take pride in practical work.

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A mooring team in hard hats and coveralls on a berthing dolphin as a tanker comes alongside, Grand Bahama.

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Terminal services, salt sales, media or general enquiries: we will put you in touch with the right team.