Last year, the port terminals of the DP World group in Dubai handled a record container traffic of almost 93.4 million TEUs, with an increase of +5.8% on 2024. The new peak history of activity has been achieved thanks to new record volumes handled in all regions of the world where the Middle Eastern group is present: in Asia and the Pacific the traffic was 44.7 million TEUs (+3.0%); in the In the Americas and Australia, more than 14.1 million vehicles were handled TEU (+8.6%); in Europe, Africa and the Middle East, traffic is 34.5 million TEUs (+8.3%), of which 15.5 million TEUs movements in the United Arab Emirates (+0.1%).

In the fourth quarter of 2025 alone, total traffic was 23.9 million TEUs, a volume that is the most high for this time of year and represents a An increase of +4.2% over the same period of the previous year. New all-time records were set in the quarter with regard to traffic handled in the Americas and Australia and in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, which were equal respectively to 3.7 million TEUs (+8.3%) and 8.8 million TEUs (+5.1%), while in Asia and the Pacific 11.4 were handled million TEUs (+2.3%), a volume that is the second largest high as always.

The 2025 annual report also shows values of the main income statement items that are the highest ever. I revenues amounted to $24.4 billion, up +22.0% on 2024. Adjusted Ebitda was operating profit of €6.4 billion (+18.0%), operating profit of €4.1 billion (+21.1%) and net income of almost $2.0 billion (+32.2%).

In the port terminals segment alone, total revenues of €9.3 billion (+20.3%), adjusted EBITDA of €4.6 billion billion (+16.8%) and profit after tax of 2.8 billion (+24,1%). The group's logistics activities, including those in the special economic zones, recorded revenues of 10.5 billion (+28.1%), Adjusted EBITDA of 1.5 billion (+29.4%) and a profit after tax of 491 million (+40.5%). Services seafarers operated by the group totalled revenues of 4.6 billion (+12.9%), adjusted EBITDA of 1.1 billion (+14.7%) and profit after tax of $416 million (+45.2%).