APSEZ Handles 41 MMT Cargo in Nov'25, Up 14% YoY
APSEZ reports a 14% YoY increase in cargo volume for Nov'25, handling 41 MMT. YTD cargo volume reached 325.4 MMT, up 11% YoY, driven by container and dry cargo growth.
The increase in cargo volume suggests a positive impact on the company's revenue and overall performance.
The announcement highlights positive growth in cargo volume, indicating strong operational performance.
* APSEZ handled 41 MMT of cargo in Nov'25, a 14% YoY increase, driven by containers (+20% YoY) and dry cargo (+10% YoY). * YTD Nov'25, APSEZ handled 325.4 MMT of port cargo, an 11% YoY increase, led by containers (+21% YoY) and dry cargo (+5% YoY). * Logistics rail volume for Nov'25 was 51,042 TEUs (-5% YoY), and GPWIS volume was 1.7 MMT (-4% YoY). * YTD Nov'25, logistics rail volume stood at 469,835 TEUs (+13% YoY), and GPWIS volume was 14.3 MMT (+1% YoY).
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