Andorra Public Sector Q1 2026 Surplus Hits €165.82M, Up 15.8%
Andorra's government recorded strong fiscal performance in early 2026, with revenues from taxes and fees driving gains amid controlled spending growth. Key metrics like cash and management results showed even sharper improvements.
Key Points
- Adjusted budget surplus hit €165.82 million, 15.8% YoY increase excluding transfers and financial items
- Revenues rose 11.5% to €351.07 million; expenses up 9.1% to €307.36 million
- Direct taxes surged 15.7% to €165.70 million; capital revenues up 36.8%
- Real investments fell 27.9% to €9.65 million amid personnel costs rising 7%
Andorra's public sector recorded a €165.82 million budget surplus in the first quarter of 2026 after excluding internal transfers and financial items, marking a 15.8% increase from the prior year, according to Statistics Department data.
The unadjusted budget result stood at €43.72 million in surplus, up 31.8% year-on-year. Total revenues rose 11.5% to €351.07 million, while expenses climbed 9.1% to €307.36 million.
Other key indicators showed strong gains: the management result, which omits financial expenses, assets, and liabilities, reached €54.20 million positive, a 30.3% improvement. The cash result, similarly adjusted, hit €50.14 million, reflecting 34.4% growth.
In the adjusted perspective—stripping out internal government transfers to parishes and the Social Security Fund (CASS), CASS contributions to the Pension Reserve Fund, plus financial assets and liabilities—expenses totaled €140.94 million, up 5.5%. Revenues in this view grew 11.5% to €313.18 million, producing a management surplus of €176.30 million (up 16.2%), cash surplus of €172.24 million (up 16.9%), and overall budget surplus of €165.82 million.
Current expenses increased 11.7% to €277.07 million, with current transfers jumping 14.1% to €194.12 million. Personnel expenses rose 7% to €57.59 million, but real investments dropped 27.9% to €9.65 million.
Revenues were bolstered by current income of €326.52 million, up 10.9%. Direct taxes advanced 15.7% to €165.70 million, fees and other income gained 20.6% to €37.09 million, and capital revenues soared 36.8% to €22.90 million.
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- Diari d'Andorra•
La despesa del sector públic creix un 9,1% fins als 307,3 milions
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