Last year, the port of Koper handled 23.0 million tons of goods, volume unchanged compared to the previous year thanks to the increase in container and rolling stock traffic that has offset the decline in bulk and conventional goods. Luka Koper, the company that manages the Slovenian airport, announced now that in 2025 container traffic amounted to 11.0 million tons, with an increase of +7.3% on the year previous one, and was carried out with a movement of containers equal to 1,272,161 TEUs (+12.2%). The growth in rolling stock which, with 1.6 million tonnes, recorded an increase of +4.9%. The decrease in bulk cargo has concerned both liquid and solid loads -9.7% and -4.6% respectively to 4.4 million and 5.0 million tons. Conventional goods were almost 1.1 million tons (-10.6%).

In the fourth quarter of 2025 alone, the Slovenian port of call handled almost 5.9 million tons of goods globally, with a decrease of -1.0% on the same period of 2024. In the containerized goods sector, traffic was over 2.7 million tons (+2.6%) with a handling of containers equal to 321,536 TEUs (+8.0%). In the goods sector 414 thousand tons of rolling stock were also handled (-3.0%) and 272 thousand tons of conventional goods (-18.2%). The liquid bulk amounted to less than 1.2 million tonnes (-1.6%) and solid waste at 1.3 million tonnes (-2,8%).