By Admin 
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ) said in its business update of May 2024 that the company has transported 41.8 million metric tons (MMT) cargo this month. This figure is 17 percent more than the same period last year. However, even after this, the stock of Adani Port saw a decline of more than 2 percent.
Strong growth in container and dry cargo segment
The main reason for the increase in cargo volume in May was the container handling and dry cargo segment. Container handling recorded an annual increase of 22 per cent, while dry cargo saw a rise of 17 per cent.
79.3 mmt cargo transportation in April-May
In the first two months (April-May) of the financial year 2025, Adani Ports carried a total of 79.3 MMT cargo, which is 10 per cent higher than the previous year. There was a big increase in container volume of 21 percent.
Logistics and railway sector perform well
Railway Cargo in May: 0.06 million TEUS (13 percent more than last year)
GPWIS (Wagon Plan) Volume: 2.01 MMT (4 % increase)
Railway Cargo in April-May: 0.12 million Teus (15 percent increase)
GPWIS volume: 3.8 MMT (4 % increase)
Net profit increased by 48 percent in Q4 FY25
In its fourth quarter (Q4 FY25) results released last month, Adani Ports recorded a consolidated net profit of Rs 3,014 crore, which is 48 per cent higher than the previous year. The company’s operational revenue stood at Rs 8,488 crore, which also saw a strong growth.
Given the increasing infrastructure and export-import activity in India, it can be said that this growth trend of Adani Ports can continue further. The company is one of the major port operators of the country and is constantly increasing its capacity.
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