Indian port traffic data for container handling in February 2026

Below is the detail for all Indian private port closing volume (TEUs) Month of the February 2026 for overall containers handled. The data is taken from multiple port sources and this includes both stuffed and empty container handled.

Container traffic is one of the most reliable indicators of trade momentum, port efficiency, and supply chain health.

Based on compiled data, here is a snapshot of containers handled at Indian ports in Feb’26:

	Feb'26
Name of Ports	TEU

South India
(Chennai Container Terminal Limited) CCTPL- DPW	74033
(Chennai International Terminals Private Limited) CICTPL - PSA	76936
(Adani Kattupalli Port Private Limited) AKPPL	64150
(Adani Ennore Container Terminal Private Limited) AECTPL	54708
(Tuticorin International Container Terminal) TICT	22722
(Dakshin Bharat Gateway Terminal, Tuticorin) DBGT	45463
Kakinada	655
Cochin	60328
(Adani Vizhinjam Port Private Limited) AVPPL	108524

West India
(Adani Mundra Container Terminal) AMCT	81092
(Adani International Container Terminal Private Limited) AICTPL	240267
(Adani CMA Mundra Terminal Private Limited) ACMTPL	111804
(AMCT Terminal 2)T2	107716
(Mundra International Container Terminal) MICT	132590
PIPAVAV	50899
(Adani Hazira Container Terminal) AHCT	76980
(Nhava Sheva Freeport Terminal) NSFT	84745
(Nhava Sheva Distribution Terminal) NSDT	2779
(Nhava Sheva International Container Terminal) NSICT	98658
( Nhava Sheva (India) Gateway Terminal) NSIGT	89148
(Gateway Terminals India Pvt. Ltd) GTI	183368
(Bharat Mumbai Container Terminals Private Limited) BMCTPL	208842
Kandla	65185
JSW Manglore	14196

East India
Haldia	16779
Adani Kolkata	50016
Kolkata Port Dock (KPD)	279
(Visakha Container Terminal Private Limited) VCTPL	50260
(Gangavaram Port) INGGV	12637
Paradip Port	2776

Total	2188535

What this Data indicates

Container volumes provide insight into India’s trade flow and port utilisation
Performance across major and non-major ports highlights capacity distribution and network strength
February figures also reflect seasonal trade patterns and global demand trends

Tracking container throughput on a monthly basis helps understand how India’s maritime and logistics ecosystem is evolving in real time.

Looking forward, it will be interesting to see how volumes trend into the next quarter and how ports adapt to changing trade dynamics

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