WILLEMSTAD – Despite an improved cash position at the end of 2025, Curaçao’s government faces significant unpaid obligations, the Financial Management Report shows. Cash balances increased by more than ANG 135 million, largely due to higher revenues and delayed spending.
At the same time, unpaid obligations exceeded ANG 105 million, including outstanding payments to suppliers and institutions. The report cautions that the apparent liquidity improvement may be misleading if structural issues remain unresolved.
The Ministry of Finance warns that maintaining fiscal stability requires not only strong cash balances but also timely settlement of obligations and improved expenditure control.