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17 August 2026

Pilbara Ports handles 63.8 million tonnes in July

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Pilbara Ports handles 63.8 million tonnes in July

Pilbara Ports recorded total monthly throughput of 63. 8 million tonnes in July 2026 , representing a 1% decrease compared with the same month last year. The result was driven primarily by the Port of Port Hedland, which handled 45 million tonnes , while the Port of Dampier recorded throughput of 14. 7 million tonnes . Port Hedland handles 44.

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