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Ourense Payment Delays Near Record High as Andalusia Achieves New Efficiency Milestone

The Concello de Ourense supplier payment delays rose to 99.39 days in February, while the Junta de Andalucía reduced its average to 17.16 days, showcasing contrasting fiscal management approaches.

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Edificio Torretriana, sede de la Consejería de Hacienda de la Junta
La consejera de Economía, Hacianda y Fondos Europeos, Carolina España

Overview

  • The Concello de Ourense’s average payment delay climbed to 99.39 days in February 2025, nearing its record high of 160.72 days from September 2024.
  • Ourense remains one of Spain’s slowest-paying municipalities, far exceeding the 30-day legal limit and the national average of 31.56 days for large municipalities.
  • In contrast, the Junta de Andalucía reduced its supplier payment time to 17.16 days in February 2025, well below the national average of 27.96 days for autonomous communities.
  • Andalusia’s payment efficiency reflects a decade-long improvement, cutting its average payment time from 45.78 days in January 2015 to 23.29 days in January 2025.
  • Despite Andalusia’s overall progress, payment times across its agencies vary widely, ranging from just over one day to more than 306 days in February 2025.