The Port Authority of Valencia (APV) has announced that its net consolidated revenue has surpassed 163 million euros during the 2025 fiscal year, representing growth of over 8% compared to the preceding year. These figures were presented by the president of the APV, Mar Chao, during the Board of Directors meeting held at the Clock Building of the Port of Valencia.
The consolidated profit before taxes reached over 43 million euros, an increase of 47.8% compared to the previous year, attributed to an "effort in management and expense containment," according to APV sources. The Board of Directors also approved a financial operation for a maximum amount of 160 million euros, a credit intended for financing the Investment Plan scheduled for the period 2026-2030.
Furthermore, the company LCR Hispanica SA has been authorized to provide commercial services for maneuvers on rail lines and other operations related to train operations in the ports of Valencia and Sagunto. With this new authorization, Valenciaport now has eleven railway companies operating at its facilities.
As of May 2026, a total of 2,187 trains have circulated through the APV's facilities, transporting 1,173,481 tons of goods, which signifies a 19% increase. In terms of containers, 125,352 units have been moved, a 17% rise.
Regarding the Port of Sagunto, a modification to the administrative concession granted to Terminal Marítima de Graneles Sagunto SL has been approved. This modification, considered "non-substantial," will allow for an expansion of 3,376 square meters in the concessionaire's area at the South U and North Two docks. The Council has also reviewed the valuation of land and water in the service area of the Port of Sagunto.
