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Houthi Revenues Enormous Despite Lack of Budgets and Financial Transparency
The Houthi group controls extensive financial resources, including taxes, customs duties, revenues from petroleum derivatives, and port revenues—particularly from the port of Hodeidah. United Nations reports estimate that their annual income exceeds $13 billion. The group allocates a significant portion of these resources to finance its military and security activities, including purchasing equipment and supporting frontlines, as well as funding propaganda activities and social programs. Meanwhile, residents in the areas under their control suffer from a halt in salaries and a decline in essential services. The lack of transparency and the failure to publish budgets make it difficult to determine the actual size of their revenues and how they are spent.
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