In 2025, with a total of 28,096,272 goods handled, the port of Ravenna has recorded its new historical record of annual traffic and an increase of +10.0% over the previous year as well as a growth of +2.6% on the previous historical peak scored in 2022. The new record was reached, in in particular, thanks to the quantity of goods never reached in precedence only in the fourth quarter of the year, since the period October-December 2025 ended with a record total of 7,865,987 tons, up +17.4% on the last quarter of the previous year. The new quarterly all-time record also was obtained thanks to the new records relating to the single month recorded by the volumes of traffic handled in recent months of October, November and December: if in October 2025 there were 2,683,696 tons of cargo handled, with an increase of +13.4% on the same month last year, in November 2025 the figure traffic was 2,549,260 tons (+17.1%) and the following month of about 2,633,054 tons (+22,1%).

The Port System Authority of the Adriatic Sea Central-Northern has announced that in the whole of 2025 to be liquid agri-food (+18.8%) and liquid agri-food products grew solid chemicals (+12.2%), solid chemicals (+49.1%), construction (+4.4%), fertilizers (+4.1%), metallurgical (+4.4%), oil (+48.1%) and other goods (+60.1%). On the other hand, the liquid chemicals (-23.9%). Containers, with over 212 thousand TEUs, were up +5.1% compared to 2024 and +5.2% for goods in containers. The number of trailers stood at almost 70 thousand pieces (-1.1%), while the related ro-ro goods should be equal to 1.7 million tons (-4.5%).

Last year, cruise traffic in the port of Ravenna was 248,015 passengers (-8.9%), of which 205,332 at embarkation/disembarkation (-7.8%) and 42,683 in transit (-13.7%). The Port Authority has specified that the decrease is due to the construction works of the new Maritime Station which has caused structural limitations at the docking of ships.

Commenting on the statistical data for 2025, the president of the Port Authority of the Central-Northern Adriatic Sea, Francesco Benevolo, highlighted that "the statistics confirm the port of Ravenna as a true multipurpose port hub in able to handle all types of goods, but above all consolidate our role as a national leading port in the of dry bulk and in various goods. In addition - he recalled referring to Snam's BW Singapore regasification terminal entered service off the coast of Ravenna last May - by This year we benefit from the new traffic of liquefied gas that generates significant economic and employment effects in the port and can prefigure a future national role for Ravenna also in the liquid bulk sector. The port of Ravenna - ha underlined Benevolo - is therefore confirmed as a logistical node strategic for the country's production system and, thanks to the strong community and local institutions, as well as to the further public and private investments that we hope will soon be activated in the area, will be able to face with Efficiency and competitiveness are the desirable expected goals for the new year 2026".