COSCO Shipping Ports published an annual results announcement for FY 2025, reporting revenue up 11% to USD 1.67 billion. Profit attributable to equity holders rose 1.1% to USD 312.14 million, while basic earnings per share fell 4.2% to US8.14 cents. Total throughput increased 6.2% to 152,994,965 TEU, as non-controlling terminal throughput rose 7.5% to 119,748,032 TEU. Cost of sales increased 15.4% to USD 1.25 billion, driven by higher labor-related expenses and elevated concession fees at Piraeus Terminal and higher costs at several other terminals. For FY 2026, management cited Drewry’s forecast that global container throughput growth may slow to 1.8% and said it plans to focus on operational efficiency, network synergy, and digital and low-carbon initiatives.

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