Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZL) announced robust operational performance for February 2026, handling 42.5 MMT of total cargo, marking a year-over-year growth of +16%. This growth was led by strong performances in container traffic (+14% YoY) and dry cargo (+15% YoY). Year-to-date figures also show sustained momentum, with total cargo reaching 454.7 MMT (+11% YoY).
APSEZL Operational Highlights for February 2026
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZL) provided an update on its operational performance for the month ending February 2026. The company demonstrated significant year-over-year growth across key cargo segments.
Monthly Cargo Performance (February 2026)
For February 2026, APSEZL successfully handled a total cargo volume of 42.5 MMT, reflecting a strong year-over-year increase of +16%. The primary drivers of this monthly growth were:
- Containers: +14% YoY
- Dry Cargo: +15% YoY
Year-to-Date (YTD) Performance
The momentum carried through the financial year-to-date ending February 2026. Total cargo volume handled reached 454.7 MMT, representing an overall growth of +11% YoY. Container volume remains a key strength, showing an impressive increase of +20% YoY for the YTD period.
Logistics Segment Volumes
The update also detailed performance metrics for the logistics segment:
February 2026 Logistics:
- Logistics rail volume stood at 52,101 TEUs (a growth of +3% YoY).
- GPWIS (General Purpose Wagon and Inland Services) volume was reported at 1.7 MMT (a decline of -8% YoY).
YTD February 2026 Logistics:
- Logistics rail volume reached 640,280 TEUs (an increase of +10% YoY).
- GPWIS volume stood at 19.7 MMT (a slight decline of -1% YoY).
The management expressed gratitude to the stock exchanges for taking this operational performance update on record.
Source: BSE
