KPT handles 118,104 MT of cargo
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Karachi Port Trust processed 118,104 metric tonnes of cargo on October 30, Business Recorder reported. Imports accounted for 74,474 tonnes and exports for 43,630 tonnes. The reported cargo categories included 81,102 tonnes of containerised goods, 12,478 tonnes of bulk cargo and 13,547 tonnes of liquid cargo.
At the time of the report, 14 vessels were alongside the port and seven had departed, while seven more waited at the Outer Port Limit. Port authorities also listed 23 vessel arrivals and three sailings as scheduled for October 30 and 31, 2026. The figures provide a snapshot of activity at Karachi Port, which the report describes as an important part of Pakistan’s trade and supply chains.
At a glance
- Karachi Port Trust handled 118,104 metric tonnes of cargo on October 30.
- Imports were 74,474 tonnes and exports totalled 43,630 tonnes.
- Authorities scheduled 23 arrivals and three sailings for October 30 and 31, 2026.
Originally reported by Business Recorder
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