With each passing quarter, the Port of Gdańsk is increasingly strengthening its presence on the international logistics stage. A consistent development strategy, diversification of operations, and investments in infrastructure are delivering tangible results. Stable liquid fuel handling volumes and record figures in the containerized cargo segment demonstrate that the Port of Gdańsk is becoming a key hub for the Central and Eastern European region.
During the first three quarters of this year, more than 59 million tonnes of cargo were handled at the Port of Gdańsk — an increase of 1.2% compared to the same period last year, when just over 58 million tonnes were handled. A significant rise was recorded in the containerized cargo segment, with over 2 million TEUs handled, representing a 21.7% increase year-on-year (or 15.5% when measured by total tonnage). Growth was also observed in ore handling (+174%) and other bulk cargoes (+8.3%). The liquid fuels segment remains a stable pillar of the port’s operations and, despite a slight decline (-2.4%), still accounts for approximately 50% of the total cargo volume handled at the port.
In the period analyzed, 2,667 commercial vessels called at the Port of Gdańsk — nearly the same as in the previous year, but with higher tonnage.
Financial results after three quarters are also strong — the net profit reached PLN 285.6 million. In accordance with the Act on Seaports and Harbors, these funds are allocated, among other things, to further port infrastructure development, including quay modernization, terminal expansion, road and rail network improvements, as well as investments in solutions enhancing safety and operational efficiency.
The results achieved in the first three quarters of 2025 confirm the effectiveness of the adopted strategy and the commitment of the Port of Gdańsk Authority and its partners in pursuing common goals. They provide a solid foundation for the continued growth of the Port of Gdańsk and the strengthening of its role in the maritime economy of the region.
