Asian Terminals Inc. (ATI) announced a 65 percent increase in net income for the first half of 2025, posting P2.9 billion compared to P1.76 billion during the same period last year. This financial boost was driven by higher container volume across its key terminals, underlining significant commercial growth for the port operator.
Revenue rose 28.8 percent to P9.6 billion, supported by a 31.8 percent increase in South Harbor’s international container cargo and a 19.2 percent rise at Batangas Container Terminal, reflecting container volume growths of 19.9 percent and 24.5 percent respectively. ATI Batangas also contributed with a 9.7 percent revenue increase fueled by higher international RORO cargo volumes and passenger traffic.
Despite a 17.4 percent increase in costs and expenses to P3.9 billion, ATI’s operational enhancements, including the recent addition of two advanced Ship-to-Shore cranes at Manila South Harbor, are expected to enhance handling efficiency and capacity. This investment strengthens ATI’s strategic position within the DP World network, leveraging global logistics expertise to support the Philippines’ supply chain resilience and trade expansion.
