In 2025, the traffic of goods in the ports of Naples and Salerno is remained stable having been equal to 31.86 million tons compared to 31.88 million in the previous year, with only goods landing, which with 19.11 million tons recorded a increase of +1.2% on 2024 and with those on boarding that with 12.75 million tons decreased by -1.9%.

In the fourth quarter of 2025 alone, the two ports administered by the Port System Authority of the Central Tyrrhenian Sea handled 7.95 million tons, an increase of +2.0% year-on-year period, of which 4.83 million of tons at landing (+4.4%) and 3.12 million tons boarding (-1.4%).

In particular, in the period October-December 2025, the only port of Naples handled a total of 4.51 million tons of cargo (-1.0%), of which 2.91 million tons on landing (+2.3%) and 1.60 million tons on board (-6,5%). In the miscellaneous goods sector, the total was 2.59 million tonnes (-2.3%), including 1.63 million tonnes tons of goods in containers (+0.5%%) made with a handling of containers equal to 156,046 TEUs (-2.5%) and 959 thousand tons of rolling stock (-6.7%). Liquid bulk cargo has settled to 1.49 million tonnes (-6.5%), of which 1.15 million tonnes tons of refined petroleum products (-6.3%), 291 thousand tons of gaseous, liquefied or compressed petroleum products, and natural gas (-9.2%) and 42 thousand tons of other liquid bulk (+6,7%). Dry bulk cargo amounted to 424 thousand tons (+39.9%), of which 189 thousand tons of metallurgical and minerals (+98.5%), 95 thousand tons of cereals (+2.8%) and 139 thousand tons of cereals tons of other dry bulk (+26.3%).

In the fourth quarter of last year, the port of Salerno handled 3.44 million tons of goods (+6.3%), of which 1.92 million tons million tonnes at landing (+7.6%) and 1.52 million tonnes tons at embarkation (+4.6%). In the miscellaneous goods sector, the traffic is divided into 1.40 million tons of goods in containers (+22.9%) totalled with a handling of containers equal to 113,966 TEUs (+20.5%), 1.60 million tons of rolling stock (-3.6%) and 272 thousand tons of other goods (+0.9%). The Dry bulk cargo fell by -0.9% to 164 thousand tons.

In the passenger segment, the port of Naples closed on fourth quarter of 2025 with cruise traffic of 375 thousand passengers (+19.0%), of which 51 thousand as home ports (+5.0%) and 325 thousand in transit (+21.5%), with ferry traffic of 138 thousand passengers (-0.2%) and with local maritime services traffic of 1.13 million passengers (+2.1%). In Salerno, the traffic of cruise passengers was 32 thousand passengers all in transit (+16.8%), that of ferries of 23 thousand passengers (+13.0%) and the traffic of local services of 133 thousand passengers (-2.1%).

In the whole of 2025, there were 1.83 million cruise passengers in Naples (+5.2%), of which 263 thousand as home ports (+10.7%) and 1.57 million in transit (+4.3%), while in Salerno there were 127 thousand all in transit (+45.5%).

Last year the total goods in Naples were 18.89 million tonnes (-0.5%), including 6.70 million tonnes tons of containerized goods (-1.9%), 4.56 million tonnes of rolling stock (-4.1%), 6.27 million tonnes of liquid bulk (+2.5%) and 1.35 million tons of bulk solid (+5.7%). In Salerno, the overall figure was 12.97 million tonnes (+0.5%), of which 4.98 million tonnes tons of containerized goods (+17.0%), 6.49 million tons of rolling stock (-8.7%) and 953 thousand tons of other goods miscellaneous (0%).