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Infrastructure spending declines in February

30 April 2026
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INFRASTRUCTURE SPENDING slumped by nearly 30% year on year in February amid delays in billing claims, the Department of Budget and Management (DBM) said.

In the National Government (NG) disbursement report released on Thursday, spending on infrastructure and other capital outlays fell by 29.2%, or P27.4 billion, to P66.4 billion in February from P93.8 billion in the same month in 2025.

Month on month, infrastructure spending nearly tripled from P22.3 billion in January.

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