During FY26, the APM Terminals Pipavav port handled 668,000 TEUs of container cargo, 2.90 MMT of dry bulk, 1.59 MMT of liquid cargo and 229,000 Ro-Ro units.
handled 168,000 twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) during the April-June quarter of FY27, marginally higher than 164,000 TEUs in the corresponding quarter of the previous fiscal and 165,000 TEUs in the preceding January-March quarter.
The company also reported a robust growth in roll-on/roll-off (Ro-Ro) cargo during the first quarter of FY27, while liquid cargo and rail-linked container traffic declined compared to the year-ago period.
Dry bulk cargo stood at 0.52 million metric tonnes (MMT) in the reporting quarter, compared with 0.55 MMT in the year-ago period, while improving from 0.45 MMT handled in the previous quarter.
Liquid cargo volumes declined sharply to 0.22 MMT, against 0.41 MMT in the April-June quarter of FY26 and 0.38 MMT in the January-March quarter.
Ro-Ro cargo emerged as the best-performing segment, with the port handling 65,000 units, registering a 55 per cent year-on-year increase from 42,000 units handled in the corresponding quarter last year. However, volumes were marginally lower than 67,000 units recorded in the previous quarter.
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Rail-linked operations remained under pressure during the quarter. Gujarat Pipavav Port handled 346 container trains, down from 447 trains in the year-ago period and 401 trains in the preceding quarter.
Similarly, rail container volumes stood at 88,000 TEUs, compared with 99,000 TEUs in the April-June quarter of FY26 and 96,000 TEUs in the January-March quarter.
During FY26, APM Terminals Pipavav handled 668,000 TEUs of container cargo, 2.90 MMT of dry bulk, 1.59 MMT of liquid cargo and 229,000 Ro-Ro units. It also operated 1,747 container trains, carrying 414,000 TEUs during the fiscal.
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