The entity explains that historically, the accounts receivable recovery processes at the institution faced significant challenges. External source.
SANTO DOMINGO.- The Center for Industrial Development and Competitiveness (Proindustria) reported that it experienced improvements in the management of collections for the rental of industrial buildings in different industrial parks during the first four months of this year, compared to the same period last year, exceeding income by 16%.
This progress in collection management represents a total of RD$642,982,197.34, exceeding last year's income by RD$88,296,077.29, according to a statement from the entity.
The comparative report shows improvements in various locations across the country, including San Pedro de Macorís, one of the main industrial hubs under the management of Proindustria, which leads the payment ranking with a total of RD$184,941,555.86, compared to RD$161,104,426.23 in the previous period. "This represents a positive difference of RD$23.8 million and consolidates its position as one of the most profitable industrial parks in the national system," the report states.
For its part, the Moca Free Trade Zone reported accumulated revenue of RD$38,219,734.71, representing an increase of RD$5.9 million. This growth, exceeding 18%, reflects the impact of economic revitalization in the northern region, as well as the effectiveness of the territorial management model implemented.
The San Cristóbal Industrial Park (PISAN), with an improvement of over RD$4.5 million, reached RD$23,016,280.64 in fiscal year 2024–2025, compared to RD$18,446,493.49 in the previous period. Meanwhile, Los Alcarrizos also showed a remarkable result with RD$32,937,918.82, reflecting a 14% increase compared to the RD$28,805,695.77 collected in 2023–2024.
What was happening with the collection in proindustria?
The entity explains in the press release that, historically, the institution's accounts receivable recovery processes faced significant challenges, reflected in accumulated balances that exceeded monthly billing levels. However, this situation has begun to change for the better.
Currently, the Billing and Collections Division has adopted a more proactive and strategic approach to collections management, based on an advance follow-up protocol that aims to prevent delinquency, resolve issues before they become due, and facilitate timely agreements. This change has generated benefits for both the institution and its clients by fostering a more efficient, transparent, and results-oriented collection process.
The sustained increase in collections not only strengthens the institution's internal finances, but also guarantees the continuity of incentive and support programs for the local industry, the entity explains in the statement.
