Gujarat Pipavav Port Limited has informed the Exchange about General Updates
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Gujarat Pipavav Port has shared its Q1 FY26 cargo volume data. Container volumes were nearly flat at 164,000 TEUs versus 165,000 TEUs in Q1 FY25, a marginal 0.6% dip. Liquid cargo grew sharply by about 21% YoY to 0.41 Mn MT, and RoRo units rose roughly 10% to 42,000 units. Dry Bulk held steady at 0.55 Mn MT. However, container trains handled fell about 7% to 447, and containers moved by rail dipped to 99,000 TEUs from 102,000 TEUs. Looking at the full FY25 versus FY24, containers dropped roughly 14% (694k vs 808k TEUs) and dry bulk fell about 18%, while liquids and RoRo posted strong growth.
The quarter-on-quarter picture is mixed — liquid and RoRo segments are showing healthy momentum, but container throughput remains under pressure compared to last year, and the rail-linked container business is softening. For shareholders, this signals that the port's recovery is uneven across cargo types and overall container volumes have not yet returned to year-ago levels.