On Tuesday, the Management Committee of the Port System of the Central Tyrrhenian Sea has approved the budget final balance for the year 2023 of the entity that closes with a surplus current account of €17 million, a deficit of capital account of €23 million (due to investments with for a total deficit of six million euros, which is with the administrative surpluses of previous years. The income statement recorded a net profit of five million and the The balance sheet shows a final cash balance of €448 million.

In addition, the final balance shows a revenue from port taxes of about 17 million, up +1% on the previous year. The Canons have undergone a substantial increase, amounting to approximately about four million more in takings than in 2023, mainly due to the ISTAT revaluation index, set for 2023 at about +25%.

Recalling that in 2023 the ports of the system marked the New all-time record for passenger traffic, with transits on the quays of the ports of Naples, Salerno and Castellammare di Stabia of 8.36 million people (+9.1%) of which 1.73 million cruise passengers (+43.2), the president of the Port Authority of the Central Tyrrhenian Sea, Andrea Annunziata, pointed out that "2023 has been An exceptional year. The growth in passengers, he explained, is record-breaking status and the general traffic is holding up, despite the international economic situation'. With regard to the future prospects, Annunciata specified that "the next years will be a bit particular, fundamental - he specified - for finalize the European investments of the PNRR, which will allow us to further develop the infrastructure of the ports of Naples, Salerno and Castellammare di Stabia, increasing productivity, protecting the environment and ensuring safety. We're talking about more than €600 million, not counting regional and complementary national countries. These are very important resources."