Chile: Peru showcased exciting investment opportunities at a major event

Investment opportunities in Peru are driven by key factors, including green hydrogen production and more.

 

Let's keep growing! A delegation from the Commission for the Promotion of Peru for Exports and Tourism (PROMPERU) conducted a series of initiatives from July 30 to August 1 in Santiago, Chile, to promote foreign investment in Peru's renewable energy and food industries.

Led by PROMPERU's Director of Business Investment Promotion, the delegation included the President of the National Chamber of Commerce, Production, Tourism, and Services (PERUCAMARAS), the President of the Peruvian Hydrogen Association, and specialists from both the public and private sectors.

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THE PERUVIAN OFFER

The meetings began on July 30 with the Invest Peru - Chile seminar, where 103 potential Chilean investors and investment multipliers learned about the opportunities Peru offers in areas such as green hydrogen production, agribusiness, and multi-sectoral projects related to the operation of the port of Chancay.

On July 31 and August 1, the Peruvian commission attended bilateral meetings with delegates from Chilean companies in the renewable energy and food industries sectors.

During the meetings on these days, investment opportunities in these two areas were presented, and updated information on tax incentives and other relevant topics was provided. Additionally, all types of questions from investors were addressed.

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PERU: EMERGING LEADER IN RENEWABLE ENERGY

Peru has a strong foundation of renewable resources for producing cheap green hydrogen. This allows for meeting local demand and offering green hydrogen internationally in the medium and long term.

According to the Peruvian Hydrogen Association (H2 PERU), the Moquegua region has become a key export market for this eco-friendly fuel to combat climate change.

 

THE GREAT AGROINDUSTRIAL HORIZON

As a megadiverse country with soils and climates ideal for high-quality fruit production, Peru also boasts competitive industrial service costs. It ranks second for having the lowest rates for electricity, water, and natural gas.

 

WHY CHILE?

Chile ranks sixth globally and first in Latin America for the highest volume of foreign direct investment in Peru from 2003 to 2024, according to data from the fDi Markets platform (Financial Times).

During this period, Chile has invested over USD 6.5 billion through 85 companies with 154 projects, creating approximately 47,000 direct jobs in Peru.

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