GPPL NSE filing

GPPL Q3 FY26 Operational Data: Containers Down 1.7%, Dry Bulk Up 20.8%

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Gujarat Pipavav Port Limited reported operational data for Q3 FY26. Container volumes decreased to 174 thousand TEUs from 177 thousand TEUs year-on-year. Dry Bulk volumes increased to 0.87 Mn MT from 0.72 Mn MT. Nine-month figures show 502 thousand TEUs of containers and 2.45 Mn MT of Dry Bulk.

Why it matters

The announcement provides operational data, not financial results or significant corporate actions, thus having a limited immediate impact.

The market read

The operational data shows mixed performance with a slight decrease in container volumes but significant growth in dry bulk volumes. No strong positive or negative indicators are present.

Gujarat Pipavav Port Limited (GPPL) has announced its operational data for the quarter and nine months ended December 31, 2025. The company handled 174 thousand TEUs of containers in Q3 FY26, a slight decrease from 177 thousand TEUs in Q3 FY25. However, Dry Bulk volumes saw a significant increase to 0.87 million metric tons (Mn MT) in Q3 FY26, up from 0.72 Mn MT in the same period last year. Liquid cargo volume was 0.40 Mn MT, and Ro Ro units handled were 62,000 units.

For the nine months ended December 31, 2025 (YTD FY26), GPPL handled 502 thousand TEUs of containers, compared to 522 thousand TEUs in YTD FY25. Dry Bulk volumes for YTD FY26 stood at 2.45 Mn MT, a substantial rise from 1.74 Mn MT in YTD FY25. Liquid cargo for YTD FY26 was 1.20 Mn MT. The company also reported handling 1,346 container trains and 318 thousand TEUs of containers on trains during YTD FY26.

These operational details are available on the company's website, www.pipavav.com.

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