EED Sector Data · Spain

Málaga in the CPPI port efficiency ranking

Málaga ranks 140th in the world in the 2025 CPPI and 5th in Spain, with a score of 11.1. 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.
ESAGP2025 editionMediterranean
Global rank140thPublished ranking · 2025
CPPI score11.1-15.9 vs 2024
Rank in Spain5thAmong the ports included in the edition
Port calls in the sample30881% 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
202511.1140thPublished
20242796thDerived by EED
20233995thDerived by EED
202214124thDerived by EED
202129111thDerived by EED
202034137thDerived by EED

Global ranking 2025

The nearest ports in the ranking

± 4 places
WorldPortScoreΔ scoreΔ rank
136thQuy NhonVietnam12+1+4 places
137thPasir Gudang, JohorMalaysia11.5-30.5-64 places
138thIloiloPhilippines11.4+8.4+61 places
139thLas PalmasSpain11.3-10.7-34 places
140thMálagaThis port11.1-15.9-44 places
141stSanta MartaColombia10.8-4.2-18 places
142ndPuerto BolivarEcuador10.4-2.6-13 places
143rdFredericiaDenmark10.1-3.9-18 places
144thDakarSenegal10-13-42 places

Beyond the CPPI

EED context · Puertos del Estado

CPPI and container traffic, side by side

no causality

The two scales are shown together to provide context, not to build a combined index or to suggest that TEU volume explains the CPPI.

Open PortStats profile

The figure needs context

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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