Darwin port managed to increase its EBITDA of US$42.4 million, maintaining a strong financial position.
Terry O’Connor, Non-Executive Director for Landbridge in Australia, expressed satisfaction with Darwin Port’s successful FY2025 operational performance, saying that achieving a record US$42.4 million in EBITDA represents another significant increase from the previous FY2024 record result of US$34.0 million in EBITDA.
Darwin Port generated net cash inflow of US$32.8 million after debt obligations.
This result stems primarily from increased activity through Darwin Port, with record cruise vessel movements and activity from the Barossa project as it advances into production in 2025, both well supported by port operations.
Darwin Port continues prioritizing growth prospects, recently releasing a Master Plan that articulates a long-term vision for progressive port development over the next 30 years. The
Master Plan provides an aspirational and strategic framework to guide infrastructure investment and operational planning, supporting Darwin Port’s evolution and growth to meet the region’s future trade and capacity requirements.
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