MSC terminal in Valencia adjusts its results for the 2025 fiscal year

The port company records a decrease in turnover and profit, although it improves its operating result.

Generic image of a container terminal in a Mediterranean port.
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Generic image of a container terminal in a Mediterranean port.

The MSC container terminal at the Port of Valencia closed the 2025 fiscal year with a turnover of 144.3 million euros, representing a 2.4% decrease compared to the previous year.

According to the accounts filed with the Commercial Registry, the company's profit stood at 23.1 million euros, 8% less than in 2024. The company's management attributed this performance to an internal reorganization of its shipping services, which impacted the overall business volume.
Despite the drop in turnover, the operating result saw a significant improvement, growing by more than 30% to reach 34.9 million euros. Activity was mainly concentrated on port services such as loading, unloading, and occupancy, with the majority of revenue coming from the European market.
The company maintains a stable workforce of 105 employees and has strengthened its cash position, with available treasury increasing from 7.9 to 10.5 million euros. Looking ahead, the entity expects to maintain a similar level of activity and continue leveraging its strategic location in the Western Mediterranean.
Meanwhile, construction work for the new container terminal in the northern expansion of the Port of Valencia, awarded to the subsidiary Terminal Investment Limited, is underway. The management of this infrastructure, with a 50-year concession, remains a fundamental pillar for the city's port development.