The average of all the Autonomous Communities is below 30 days with a ratio of 23.43 in the month of June, falling again by almost one point.
The Community of Madrid continues to maintain one of the best ratios, although other Communities begin to resemble and meet objectives such as Galicia that this month has managed to reduce to 15.28 days.
The Barcelona City Council has managed to reduce its PMP in the month of June to 9.16 days, while Madrid is at 12.28 days, both being the most fulfilling.
The Average Period of Payment to Suppliers in the Central Administration is calculated at 20.55 days in the sixth month of the year, which means a decrease of 0.30 days.
The City of Parla reduces its PMP by 20 days in relation to May and is gradually moving towards the objective.
The Community of Madrid paid its suppliers with an average of 16.39 days. Averages that depend on many factors among them the ratio of operations paid that have been 13.76 amounting to 1,202 million.
The Average Period of Payment to Suppliers (PMP) corresponding to the month of June has been maintained in almost all Autonomous Communities around the 30 days established as a legal limit, except for the Balearic Islands, which exceeds it by placing it below the 50 days it marked in May, although the ratio of operations paid is growing, the ratio of operations to pay is higher, which may condition compliance with future deadlines.
Specifically, the average of the Autonomous Communities has managed to be 23.43 reducing the period of May 24.15.
In Madrid, the Hospital Alcorcón Foundation, the Madrid Foundation for Competitiveness and Radio Televisión Madrid are more than 30 days old, reaching almost three months.
For its part, the city of Madrid is the City Hall, along with that of Barcelona that have a payment period below 13 days. Madrid has a payment period of 12.28, reducing the 13.52 of the month of May.
The data provided by the PMP show an asymmetric distribution between the ten large municipalities: the majority have a PMP of less than or equal to 30 days, while 2 such as Palma and Palma de Gran Canaria exceed 30 days, while Murcia is improving, although its period also exceeds it minimally 30.25 days.
Municipalities of Madrid
The data of the municipalities of Madrid reflect the disparity between municipalities obliged to the presentation of the PMP with more than 75,000 inhabitants. Below 15 are the municipalities of: Alcorcón, Coslada, Fuenlabrada, Madrid, Pozuelo de Alarcón, Rivas-Vaciamadrid, Las Rozas and Torrejón de Ardoz. Highlights Las Rozas whose June PMP is only 3.66 days when in April it was 4.78. Among the smaller municipalities there are different situations, since many of them may have executed investments that burden payments, and then be within the legal deadlines.
Parla whose situation is worrying, where its PMP stood at 192.59 in April, received from the Executive, through the Delegated Commission of the Government for Economic Affairs (CDGAE), an allocation for 2026 of the amounts necessary to meet the outstanding obligations of certain Local Entities with their suppliers, for a total of 304 million euros. The City of Parla begins to make effective this measure to reduce its PMP, although it is still in 140 days.
Two important cities surpass in the Community of Madrid the 30 days: Getafe and Leganés, but very mildly.
National
The Average Period of Payment to Suppliers (PMP) decreased in June 2026 in all Public Administrations - Central Administration, Autonomous Communities, Local Entities and Social Security Funds.
Specifically, the PMP has been reduced by 0.74 days in the Autonomous Communities until 23.43 days, staying below the 30 days established as a legal limit.
For its part, the payment term of the Central Administration has been calculated in the sixth month of the year at 20.55 days, which means a decrease of 0.30 days, while the Global PMP relative to the Local Corporations Subsector of the second quarter of 2026 reaches 26.29 days, 1.37 days less than the PMP of the same quarter of the previous year.
The Average Period of Payment to Suppliers (PMP) decreased in June 2026 in all Public Administrations - Central Administration, Autonomous Communities, Local Entities and Social Security Funds.