In 2025, the traffic of goods in the port of Civitavecchia has recorded an increase of +3.1% on the previous year, which had An impulse, in particular, in the period October-December when they are 2.06 million tons were handled, with an increase of +8.6% on the third quarter of 2024 generated by the increase of +15.7% of the loads on landing, which amounted to 1.32 million tons, while those at embarkation decreased by -2.8% dropping to 693 thousand tons.

The momentum that occurred in the fourth quarter of 2014 was given to the 2025, moreover, was the growth of +3.9% in traffic of rolling stock which was 1.21 million tons, while container traffic remained stable having been equal to 215 thousand tons (-0.2%), with a container handling of 26 thousand TEUs (-4.8%). On the rise also the bulk cargo, with liquid ones being equal to 323 thousand tons (+14.8%), of which 303 thousand tons of products refined oil (+9.3%) and 20 thousand tons of other cargoes (+401.1%), while dry bulk cargo totaled 265 thousand tons (+38.5%), including 225 thousand tons of products metallurgical, iron ore, ores and non-ferrous metals (+115.6%), 20 thousand tons of coal (-30.9%), 4 thousand tons of raw minerals and building materials (-90.9%), 3 thousand tons of fertilizers (-9.1%) and 12 thousand tons of other dry bulk (+83.6%).

In the last quarter of 2025, ferry passengers with the port of Civitavecchia were 187 thousand (+9.7%) and cruise passengers 713 thousand (+5.3%), of which 324 thousand at disembarkation and embarkation (-4.1%) and 389 thousand in transit (+14.7%).

In the whole of 2025, the port handled 8.12 million of tons of goods, with an increase of +3.1% on the year of which 4.99 million tonnes at landing (+4.9%) and 3.13 million tons at embarkation (+0.4%). In the segment of 5.21 million tons of cargo were handled rolling stock (+5.6%) and 875 thousand tons of goods in containers (0%) with a handling of containers equal to 115 thousand TEUs (+7.6%). The annual bulk traffic has decreased, with liquid bulk traffic which amounted to 1.18 million tonnes (-1.2%) and solid waste at 855 thousand tons (-2.0%). Traffic in cruise passengers set a new record of 3.56 million units (+2.8%) ( of 16 January 2026), while ferry passenger traffic is remained stable at 1.55 million units (+0.2%).

Last year, the other ports of Fiumicino and Gaeta administered by the Port System Authority of the Tyrrhenian Sea Central-Northern Region, respectively moved 3.22 million tons (-5.8%) and 1.79 million tons of goods (-0,7%).