Valenciaport closed its 2025 financial year with consolidated net turnover exceeding €163 million ($185 million).
The figure represents an increase of more than 8 per cent on 2024, according to results presented at the Port Authority of Valencia (APV)’s Board of Directors meeting.
Consolidated pre-tax income surpassed €43 million ($49 million), representing a 47.8 per cent year-on-year rise, attributed to cost containment and improved operational management.
The Board also approved a loan facility of up to €160 million to finance the port’s Investment Plan for the 2026–2030 period, underwriting a significant capital programme across the APV’s facilities.
Mar Chao, President of the Port Authority of Valencia, presented the figures at the meeting, held at the Clock Building in the Port of Valencia.
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On the rail side, the Board granted authorisation to LCR Hispánica S.A. to provide commercial rail shunting and train operation services at the ports of Valencia and Sagunto, bringing the total number of rail service companies operating within APV facilities to 11.
Through to May 2026, 2,187 trains have operated across APV facilities, handling 1.17 million tonnes of cargo, a 19 per cent increase year-on-year. In container terms, volumes reached 125,352 units, up 17 per cent.
At the Port of Sagunto, an amendment to the administrative concession held by Terminal Marítima de Graneles Sagunto SL has been approved, allowing the concessionaire to expand its footprint at South Pier One and North Pier Two by 3,376 square metres.
The Board also approved a revised assessment of land and water across the Port of Sagunto’s service area following completion of the public information and stakeholder hearing process.
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