Gujarat Pipavav Port Limited has informed the Exchange about General Updates
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Gujarat Pipavav Port Limited (GPPL) has shared its cargo volume data for Q3 FY26 (Oct-Dec 2025) and the nine-month period (Apr-Dec 2025). Container volumes stood at 174,000 TEUs in Q3, slightly lower than 177,000 TEUs in Q3 FY25 but up from 164,000 TEUs in the previous quarter. YTD container volumes declined to 502,000 TEUs from 522,000 TEUs a year ago. Dry Bulk volumes grew strongly to 0.87 Mn MT in Q3 (vs 0.72 Mn MT YoY), with YTD volumes rising about 41% to 2.45 Mn MT. Liquid cargo grew modestly to 0.40 Mn MT in Q3, while RoRo units jumped 41% YoY to 62,000 units. Container train handling, however, fell 12% YoY to 438 trains in Q3.
The data shows a mixed picture: container volumes remain sluggish on a year-on-year basis, but non-container segments (Dry Bulk, RoRo) are delivering strong double-digit growth, providing some diversification support. Investors will likely focus on whether container volume weakness persists, as containers remain the largest revenue segment for the port.