CLARK FREEPORT — The Bureau of Customs-Port of Clark achieved its highest annual revenue collection on record, generating P5.51 billion and exceeding its assigned target by more than P654 million or 13.48%.
“This milestone is a result of our team’s dedication and our stakeholders’ growing compliance with customs laws,” enthused BOC-Clark district collector Jairus S. Reyes. “With the guidance of Customs Commissioner Ariel F. Nepomuceno, we will continue to strengthen revenue efforts while ensuring efficient trade facilitation.”
Clark’s sustained revenue growth—from P4.29 billion in 2023 to P5.11 billion in 2024, and an additional 8% increase in 2025—reflects consistent operational excellence, noted Reyes, attributing it to strict compliance with customs valuation and tariff classification standards, enhanced enforcement measures, and the continued support and cooperation of stakeholders.
BOC-Clark’s revenue surplus directly supports the national development agenda of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr., contributing to the funding of key government programs in education, infrastructure, public services, and social welfare, Reyes added. Punto News Team/BOC-Clark FB Page
