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Gujarat Pipavav Port Limited — Q3 FY26

Gujarat Pipavav Port reported a strong Q3 FY26 with EBITDA margins of 58% (up 100bps YoY) driven by record RoRo volumes of 62,000+ cars (up 39% QoQ) and 25% growth in dry bulk.

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Revenue ₹292 Cr
EBITDA
PAT ₹108 Cr
EBITDA Margin 58% +100bps
Duration 38 min
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Gujarat Pipavav Port reported a strong Q3 FY26 with EBITDA margins of 58% (up 100bps YoY) driven by record RoRo volumes of 62,000+ cars (up 39% QoQ) and 25% growth in dry bulk. Container volumes grew 7% QoQ, showing early signs of recovery after several quarters of decline, aided by Red Sea reopening and structural initiatives with Maersk. Management remains cautiously optimistic on containers, awaiting one more quarter to confirm trend. Liquid volumes were flat, but the new liquid jetty (3.2 MMT capacity) is on track for December 2026 commissioning. A 5% tariff hike effective January is expected to flow through as 3-4% revenue uplift. Key risks include potential volatility in fertilizer volumes after two strong quarters and uncertainty around the concession renewal (expiring 2028) which underpins the ₹17,000 crore capex plan.

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RoRo volumes 62,000+ cars
+39% QoQ

Highest ever quarterly RoRo volumes, driven by strong car exports.

Dry bulk volumes growth 25%
+25% YoY

Continued strong growth in dry bulk, led by fertilizer volumes of 629,000 MT in Q3.

Container volumes QoQ growth 7%
+7% QoQ

First sequential growth after several quarters of decline; management cautious on sustainability.

Liquid jetty capacity post-expansion 5 MMT
+3.2 MMT

New jetty adds 3.2 MMT capacity, taking total to ~5 MMT; commissioning by Dec 2026.

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Top guidance Tariff hike of 5% effective Jan 2026

A 5% tariff increase across container and marine services, expected to flow through as 3-4% revenue uplift.

Top risk Concession renewal uncertainty

The port concession expires in 2028; renewal is critical for the ₹17,000 crore capex plan.

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