Mundra port in Gujarat has become the first Indian port to cross 200 million metric tonnes of annual cargo volumes during the financial year 2025, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) stated, Wednesday.
The port handled 200.7 MMT of cargo during FY25, the company said in a filing with stock exchanges. During FY25, APSEZ handled 450.2 MMT cargo volume, a seven percent year-on-year growth compared to previous year.
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The growth was led by growth in containers which grew by 20 percent year-on-year. The volumes of liquid and gas volumes handled grew at nine percent. In the just ended fiscal, logistics rail volume stood at 0.64 million TEUs — a growth of 8 percent.
During March 2025, APSEZ handled its highest ever cargo volume at 41.5 MMT, a growth of nine percent year-on-year. Container volumes grew 19 percent and liquids, and gas volumes grew five percent.
The Vizhinjam port crossed the 1,00,000 TEUs milestone during the month of March, the company added.
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