GPPL Q4FY26 Operational Data: Containers Down, Dry Bulk Up
Gujarat Pipavav Port Limited reported Q4 FY26 operational data. Containers handled were 165,000 TEUs (down from 172,000 TEUs in Q4 FY25). Dry Bulk was 0.45 Mn MT and Liquid was 0.38 Mn MT. Ro Ro units surged to 67,000. For FY26, Dry Bulk increased to 2.90 Mn MT, Liquid to 1.59 Mn MT, and Ro Ro units to 229,000.
The announcement provides operational data, which is a routine update and does not contain significant financial results or strategic changes that would materially impact the company's stock in the short term.
The operational data shows mixed performance with decreases in container volume and an increase in Ro Ro and Dry Bulk segments. No significant positive or negative financial outcomes are presented.
Gujarat Pipavav Port Limited (GPPL) has released its operational data for the quarter and financial year ended March 31, 2026. For the fourth quarter of FY26 (January-March 2026), the company handled 165,000 TEUs of containers, a slight decrease from 172,000 TEUs in the same period last year (Q4 FY25). Dry Bulk volume was 0.45 million metric tons, down from 0.46 million metric tons in Q4 FY25. Liquid volume also saw a marginal decrease to 0.38 million metric tons from 0.40 million metric tons.
However, Ro Ro units handled increased significantly to 67,000 units in Q4 FY26 compared to 48,000 units in Q4 FY25. Container trains handled were 401, a decrease from 470 in the previous year's quarter, and containers handled on trains were 95,000 TEUs, down from 101,000 TEUs.
For the full financial year 2026, total containers handled were 668,000 TEUs, compared to 694,000 TEUs in FY25. Dry Bulk volume for FY26 stood at 2.90 million metric tons, an increase from 2.21 million metric tons in FY25. Liquid volume for FY26 was 1.59 million metric tons, up from 1.46 million metric tons in FY25. Ro Ro units handled for FY26 were 229,000 units, a substantial increase from 164,000 units in FY25. Container trains handled for FY26 were 1,747, down from 1,961 in FY25, and containers handled on trains for FY26 were 414,000 TEUs, down from 434,000 TEUs in FY25.
These operational details are available on the company's website, www.pipavav.com.
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