As of today, the port capacities for simultaneous storage of grain in Ukraine comprise almost 5M t.
At 2019 year-end, the largest sea terminal as concerns simultaneous storage, came Nika-Tera (Group DF), with the total volume of grain stores used for transhipment at 515,000 t.
It is pointed out by latifundist.com that the top 15 Ukrainian port terminals with regard to concurrent storage has also embraced:
TIS-Grain, Pivdenny (TIS) – 460,000 t;
Neptune, Pivdenny (TIS/ Cargill) – 290,000 t;
Risoil Terminal, Chornomorsk (RISOIL S.A.) – 262,000 t;
Chornomorsk Grain Terminal (Glencore) – 257,600 t;
Brooklyn-Kiev, Odessa Port (Brooklyn-Kiev) – 250,000 t;
Ukrelevatorprom, Odessa Port (ADM) – 206,400 t;
EVT, Olvia Port (BT Invest) – 206,000;
TransBulkTerminal, Chornomorsk (Kernel) – 190,000 t;
Olympex Coupe, Odessa (Olympex Coupe International) – 180,000 t;
Mykolaiv grain transhipment terminal (Nibulon) – 173,000 t;
TIS-Minudobrenia, Pivdenny (TIS) – 170,000 t;
Mykolayiv Cereals Plant / MKHP (OREXIM) – 142,000 t;
DSSC, Mykolayiv (COFCO) – 136,000 t;
Grain Terminal Beaurivage, Pivdenny (LLC Beaurivage) – 126,000 t.
https://cfts.org.ua/news/2020/04/17/nazvany_krupneyshie_portovye_terminaly_ukrainy_po_moschnostyam_khraneniya_zerna_58355