Karachi Port Trust (KPT) handled an impressive 144,535 metric tonnes of cargo during the 24-hour period ending at 0700 hours on 25 October 2026, comprising 79,795 tonnes of imports and 64,740 tonnes of exports, reflecting sustained operational activity and the port’s pivotal role in facilitating Pakistan’s maritime trade.

The cargo throughput included 76,153 tonnes of containerised cargo, 24,783 tonnes of bulk cargo and 24,000 tonnes of liquid cargo. Other commodities handled included 13,010 tonnes of clinker, 9,896 tonnes of diammonium phosphate (DAP) and 1,877 tonnes of rice.

During the reporting period, 17 vessels remained berthed at Karachi Port, while six vessels sailed. Eight more vessels were stationed at the Outer Port Limits (OPL).

Looking ahead, Karachi Port is set for continued maritime activity, with 33 vessel arrivals and three sailings expected between 25 and 26 October 2026. The anticipated vessel movements include container ships, oil tankers, fertiliser carriers, clinker vessels, bulk carriers and general cargo ships, underscoring the port’s diverse cargo-handling capabilities and importance to international supply chains.

KPT continues to strengthen operational efficiency, facilitate trade and maintain reliable maritime connectivity through sustained cargo-handling operations and coordinated vessel management, reinforcing Karachi Port’s position as a vital gateway for Pakistan’s commerce and economic growth