The reported losses were twenty-four Roman ships against more than thirty Carthaginian ships sunk and sixty-four captured with their crews. No Roman ship and crew were taken. Captures therefore accounted for most of Carthage's ship losses from a starting fleet of about 350. The associated manpower estimates are about 10,000 Romans killed and 30,000 to 40,000 Carthaginians killed or captured.
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Ship captures and personnel losses at Ecnomus
Captured ships accounted for most Carthaginian vessel losses, while the manpower estimates combine deaths and prisoners on the Carthaginian side.