Valenciaport closed the 2025 financial year with a net turnover exceeding €163m, marking an increase of over 8% compared to 2024. Announced by Mar Chao, president of the Port Authority of Valencia (APV), at the Board of Directors meeting, the consolidated pre-tax income reached over €43m, a 47.8% jump driven by cost containment and management efforts. To support its 2026–2030 Investment Plan, the Board approved a financial transaction for a credit facility worth up to €160m.
In operational updates, LCR HISPÁNICA S.A. received authorization to provide commercial rail shunting services, bringing the total to 11 rail companies operating at the ports of Valencia and Sagunto. This follows a strong rail performance through May 2026, with 2,187 trains handling over 1.17m tonnes of cargo (+19%) and 125,352 container units (+17%). Additionally, the Port of Sagunto will expand its capacity after authorizing Terminal Marítima de Graneles Sagunto SL to increase its commercial area by 3,376m at South Pier One and North Pier Two.
The Board also extended the port management master’s degree agreement with the Polytechnic University of Valencia for 4 years, transferring operating rights to the Valenciaport Foundation. Personnel changes were finalized following the departure of Luis Fernando Sánchez to become Director of the Port Authority of Alicante. Manuela Gras was named the new contract manager for the container quay in the northern expansion of the Port of Valencia, while Cristina Rodríguez joined Infoport. Furthermore, José Vicente Morata and Carlos Prades were appointed to leadership roles across the Port and Navigation Councils of Valencia, Sagunto, and Gandia.