APORDOM reports collections of over RD$1,900 million in 2025

The Dominican Port Authority (APORDOM) closed the year 2025, recording the highest economic collection in its institutional history, reaching revenues that exceed RD$1.9 billion, marking an unprecedented milestone in the country’s port management.

This result reflects an administration focused on operational efficiency, institutional transparency, and the strengthening of port activity, as well as the sustained dynamism of maritime trade, international cargo, and the growth of the cruise sector in the different ports under state administration.

During the year, APORDOM consolidated significant advances in the modernization of infrastructure, improvement of administrative processes and optimization of collection mechanisms, which allowed to increase revenues without affecting the competitiveness or the investment climate of the national port system.

The institution’s CEO highlighted that these achievements are a result of a clear vision of order, planning, and responsibility in the management of public resources, aligned with the institutional strengthening policy promoted by the Dominican Government.

“This year-end confirms that a serious, technical, and transparent management produces concrete results for the Dominican State. The Port Authority is moving forward with firm steps towards a more efficient, modern, and sustainable port system,” he pointed out.

APORDOM reiterated its commitment to continue working in 2026 to promote new investments, strengthen the country’s logistics competitiveness, and consolidate the Dominican Republic as a port and maritime benchmark in the region, always in strict adherence to institutionalism and national interest.