At the end of last year, the long period of drought that forced the Canal Authority to Panama to limit the number of daily ship transits on the route of Central American water, a period that has characterized much of the of 2023 and 2024, since last November the number of ships have crossed the channel has seen year-over-year increases greater than 30%. So also in the first three months of 2025, a quarter during which 3,559 ships passed through the canal, with a growth of +35.9% on the first quarter of last year. There were 3,031 ships of high tonnage alone (+43.5%), including 791 Neopanamax ships (+29.9%). The PC/UMS tonnage of the ships transited in the first quarter of this year was 120.2 million tonnes (+32.5%) and ships that in the period through the Panamanian Canal, they carried 60.0 million tons (+40.1%). Revenues generated by transit charges produced by this naval traffic amounted to 1.0 billion dollars (+43.6%).