Last January, the Suez Canal passed through the A total of 1,046 ships, with a decrease of -23.2% on January 2024, of which 369 tankers (-20.0%) and 677 other tankers type (-24.9%). The net tonnage of ships transited is amounted to 39.5 million tonnes (-35.2%). After 12 months consecutive sharp reduction, in January 2025 the revenues generated from the rights of transit in the Egyptian canal marked a growth of +17.3% to £15.6 billion ($308 million).

Meanwhile, the Suez Canal Authority has announced that the 13,213 ships transited globally in 2024, traffic that was result down by -50.0% on the previous year ( of 21 January and 13 February 2025), carried 457.8 million tonnes of with a decrease of -65.4% on 2023, of which 335.8 million tonnes embarked on southbound ships (-55.2%) and 122.0 tonnes million tons on northbound ships (-78.7%).

Last year, among the main types of ships that After crossing the Canal, the tankers totaled 4,954 transits (-41.3%), bulk carriers 4,106 (-42.9%), container ships 1,748 (-70.1%), general cargo ships 1,437 transits (-30.1%), ro-ro ships 154 (-25.6%), car carriers 122 (-88.7%), liquefied natural gas 119 (-85.5%) and passenger ships 19 transits (-82.1%).