July6 , 2026

    APM Terminals Pipavav Ranked 28th Globally in CPPI 2025

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    APM Terminals Pipavav has secured the 28th position globally in the 2025 Container Port Performance Index (CPPI), emerging as India’s highest-ranked private container port and the second-highest ranked container port in the country.

    Published jointly by the World Bank and S&P Global Market Intelligence, the CPPI is a leading global benchmark that evaluates container ports based on vessel turnaround times and operational efficiency.

    Pipavav achieved a CPPI score of 92.6 in 2025, reflecting strong performance in vessel handling, service reliability, operational efficiency, and customer-focused supply chain solutions. The achievement marks a significant improvement from its score of 78 in 2020, highlighting six years of sustained progress in infrastructure development, process optimisation, digitalisation, and operational excellence.

    Commenting on the achievement, Girish Aggarwal said the recognition reflects the commitment of employees, the trust of customers, and strong collaboration across the maritime and logistics ecosystem. He noted that the improvement in CPPI performance demonstrates the port’s focus on safety, efficiency, and continuous improvement.

    The ranking reinforces Pipavav’s position as a key gateway for India’s international trade, supporting global shipping lines, exporters, importers, and logistics providers with reliable and efficient port services. The port stated that it will continue investing in capabilities, technology, and workforce development to meet the growing demands of India’s expanding trade and logistics sector.

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