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The Port of Auckland recorded significant volume growth during the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026 (FY26), with a 5.5% increase in container movement (TEU).
This is in addition to a 17.7% rise in car volume and a 27.2% increase in roll-on/roll-off cargo tonnage, which contributed to achieving a record underlying net profit after tax (UNPAT) of $111.2 million, 30% more than in FY25. The statutory net profit after tax (NPAT) of $116.3 million includes extraordinary gains and other items totaling $5.1 million during the year.
Port of Auckland Chair, Jan Dawson, stated that the result demonstrates the port has continued to improve its performance, allowing it to invest for the long term.
"This has been another important year for the port and reflects the significant progress the company has made. The result is based on safe and stable operations, increased volumes, consistent execution, and the commitment of our staff, as we continue to develop the infrastructure and capacity that Auckland will need for the future," said the executive.
Meanwhile, TEUs transported by rail soared 64.4%, reaching 172,410, while roll-on/roll-off cargo tonnage reached 1.15 million, up 27.2%. In contrast, cruise ship calls reached 78, representing a decrease of 33.3%.
