Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ) recorded a 9 percent year-on-year increase in cargo volumes in December 2025, with total cargo handled during the month reaching 41.9 million metric tonnes (MMT). The growth was primarily driven by strong performance in the container segment, reflecting steady trade activity across the company’s port network.
Container volumes handled by the company rose 18 percent compared to December 2024, underscoring continued momentum in containerised cargo movement. The rise in container traffic supported overall throughput growth despite mixed performance across some bulk cargo categories.
For the April to December 2025 period, Adani Ports handled a cumulative cargo volume of 367.3 MMT, registering an 11 percent increase year-on-year. During the nine-month period, container volumes expanded by 21 percent, reinforcing the company’s growing focus on higher-value and faster-growing cargo segments.
In the logistics segment, rail container volumes in December stood at 59,037 TEUs, broadly in line with volumes recorded in the same month last year. Cargo handled under the General Purpose Wagon Investment Scheme (GPWIS) declined by around 7 percent year-on-year to 1.8 MMT during the month. For the April–December period, rail container volumes increased 11 percent to 528,872 TEUs, while GPWIS cargo volumes remained largely flat at approximately 16.1 MMT.
The December performance highlights the resilience of Adani Ports’ diversified port and logistics operations, supported by expanding container capacity and steady demand across key trade corridors. The company continues to strengthen its integrated port-to-logistics ecosystem to support India’s growing trade and infrastructure requirements.
