EED Sector Data · New Zealand

Lyttelton in the CPPI port efficiency ranking

Lyttelton ranks 254th in the world in the 2025 CPPI and 6th in New Zealand, with a score of -7.4. Operational performance in the Container Port Performance Index (CPPI), an indicator based on the observed time container ships spend in port. This profile covers the port as a whole, not a specific terminal.
NZLYT2025 editionAustralasia & Oceania
Global rank254thPublished ranking · 2025
CPPI score-7.4+1.6 vs 2024
Rank in New Zealand6thAmong the ports included in the edition
Port calls in the sample21370.5% of the time at berth

Standardised series

Score trend

The series shown is the one recalculated in the 2025 edition; a later edition may revise earlier years.

1 is the best rank

Global ranking trend

Ranks before 2025 are derived by ordering the standardised series when the annex does not publish the historical ranking.

Traceability

Series included in this edition

Observed yearScoreGlobal rankRank type
2025-7.4254thPublished
2024-9255thDerived by EED
2023-94359thDerived by EED
2022-67292ndDerived by EED
2021-28290thDerived by EED
202023160thDerived by EED

Global ranking 2025

The nearest ports in the ranking

± 4 places
WorldPortScoreΔ scoreΔ rank
250thGreenockUnited Kingdom-6.4+27.6+69 places
251stRosarioArgentina-6.4-11.4-74 places
252ndBariItaly-6.5-0.5-5 places
253rdNghi SonVietnam-7.3-9.3-46 places
254thLytteltonThis port-7.4+1.6+1 place
255thDar Es SalaamTanzania-7.8+45.2+87 places
256thLobitoAngola-7.9— no comparable year
257thTeesportUnited Kingdom-8.5-5.5-28 places
258thGrangemouthUnited Kingdom-8.7-3.7-21 places

Beyond the CPPI

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Arrival patterns, weather, draught or tidal restrictions, fleet mix, call size, route disruptions, geopolitical crises and global congestion can all affect the result. The CPPI is an operational benchmark; on its own it does not attribute causes or responsibilities.

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