State revenue reached 352.6 billion meticais in 2025

Maputo, 11 Feb (AIM) – The Mozambican government has announced that State revenue collected, over the past year, reached 352.6 billion meticais (5.5 billion US dollars at the current exchange rate).

This was only to 91.4 per cent of the annual target, compared to 91.6 per cent achieved in 2024.

According to government spokesperson and Minister of State Administration, Inocencio Impissa, speaking to reporters on Tuesday, after a meeting of the Council of Ministers (cabinet), the government achieved only 77 per cent of compliance with the indicators for the implementation of the Economic and Social Plan and State Budget for 2025 (PESOE).

“The report details the Government’s performance in implementing the PESOE from January to December 2025, with an overall performance of 77 per cent. Of the 470 indicators evaluated, 267 showed positive performance, 93 partially met the target, and 110 showed negative performance”, said Impissa.

Impissa also revealed that public expenditure for 2025 reached the 449.7 billion meticais, which was 86.5 per cent of the forecast, “almost the same as the 89.7 per cent recorded in 2024.”

“Over the last year, annual inflation was 4.37 per cent, compared to 3.20 per cent in 2024”, said the Minister.
Impissa said that the report will be submitted for approval by the country’s parliament, the Assembly of the Republic (AR), which starts the first sitting of the year on 24 February.
(AIM)
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