Colombian tax authorities collected COP 29.7 trillion ($7.4 billion) in July 2025, an 11.8 percent rise from last year. Trade duties fueled this gain, jumping 30.2 percent as global demand and commodity prices climbed.
Yet, January–July total receipts of COP 178.6 trillion ($44.6 billion) still fell COP 10 trillion ($2.5 billion) short of the Medium-Term Fiscal Framework target.
Behind these figures lies a deeper strain. The government recorded COP 184.5 trillion ($46.1 billion) in spending obligations, executing 44.6 percent of the budget—above last year’s pace but below historic norms.
Investment outlays reached COP 25.2 trillion ($6.3 billion), or 29.8 percent of what lawmakers approved. By June, the central deficit hit 3.8 percent of GDP, the highest June shortfall on record.
Colombia’s Fiscal Gap Grows Despite Strong Tax Intake.
Over twelve months, the gap averaged 7.3 percent, exceeding the 7.1 percent ceiling. Corficolombiana now forecasts a 7.5 percent deficit for 2025, driven by a COP 6.9 trillion ($1.7 billion) revenue shortfall.
For international observers, this gap signals risks: lower funds for schools, hospitals, and roads, and rising debt costs. Colombia must close its revenue shortfall or curb spending to safeguard fiscal stability and sustain growth.
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Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico
MX: GAPBGAPIndustrialsAirports & Air Services3,841 employees
MX$244.90B
Market cap
Valuation & profitability
Market capMX$244.90B
Revenue (TTM)MX$34.35B
P / E ratio19.9
Profit margin30.5%
Return on equity26.7%
Price & risk
52-wk low $338.3552-wk high $512.65
Beta (volatility)0.30
200-day average$415.30
Revenue trend · 6y
20202025
Latest MX$41.41B
Ownership
Institutions23.0%
Shares outstanding519M
Dividend
No regular dividend — earnings reinvested for growth.
What Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico does. Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico, S.A.B. de C.V., together with its subsidiaries, develops, operates, and manages airports in Mexico and Jamaica. The company operates twelve international airports in the Pacific and Central region of Mexico; and two international airports in Jamaica. It also offers aeronautical services, such as passenger, aircraft landing, parking charges,…
