Why invest in Peru?
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Peru in figures
119%
of projected increase in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru in 2024, with respect to the same in 2023.
2,1%
being the lowest rate in the region as of July 2024; by the Central Reserve Bank of Peru in 2024.
4°
favorite destination for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in South America* according to data from fDi Markets in 2024.
22
trade agreements, 28 Bilateral Investment Treaties and 10 Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements, worked jointly by MINCETUR, OAS and MEF.
1°
Lowest gross public debt/GDP in the region in 2023. Considered in the measurement: Paraguay, Mexico, Uruguay, Colombia, Chile, Bolivia, Argentina and Brazil, thanks to the outlook for the world economy by the IMF in April 2024. This is projected to be maintained for 2024 and 2025, according to the IMF.
Business climate
Three great reasons, infinite possibilities
Resilient Peru
We are one of the fastest recovering economies in Latin America.
- Macroeconomic strength.
- Leadership in economic growth.
- Outstanding economic indicators.
Stable and open Peru
The Peruvian economy has privileged access to the world’s main markets.
- Strategic location and adequate infrastructure.
- General and sectoral incentives.
- International agreements and bilateral treaties.
- Logistic and commercial hub.
Diverse Peru
The wide variety of natural resources, climates and cultures opens many business opportunities.
- Variety in biodiversity, ecosystems, natural resources and native cultures.
- Development and social inclusion through its eco-regions.
- Forest area recognized worldwide.
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Peruvian Economy
Peru owns the fastest growing economy in Latin America over the last decade. It has the largest silver reserves in the world, as well as the largest gold, lead and zinc reserves in Latin America. Peru's coast is renowned for its maritime resources and export-oriented agribusiness, with star products such as asparagus, blueberries, table grapes, avocados, organic bananas and paprika. The Amazon, on the other hand, contains rich oil and natural gas deposits, as well as extensive forest resources. The government has been implementing measures to reduce bureaucratic barriers to investment, encourage the formalization of small businesses, and stimulate capital investment in infrastructure and business projects. Peru currently has trade agreements with the world's leading economies such as the United States, China and the European Union. It also belongs to trade blocs such as the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) and the Pacific Alliance.
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FDI in Peru
FTA Agreements
Air connectivity
Ports
Learn about the sectors with the greatest potential for investing.
Peru offers a range of investment opportunities across multiple sectors. Find more detailed information about these sectors, statistics, potential, tax incentives, testimonials, success stories and more.
Investment incentives
Peru offers a favorable environment for investment due to its protective legislation and promotional incentives.
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Special Regime for the Early Recovery of IGV - RERA
Refund of the IGV transferred or paid in certain operations of the pre-operational stage equal to or greater than two years (for investment commitments of not less than USD 2 million without IGV; in the agricultural sector there is NO minimum investment commitment).
Credit for the private execution of public investment projects of regional and local impact.
Private companies that sign agreements, in accordance with the provisions of Law No. 29230, may finance and/or execute public investment projects in infrastructure that must be in harmony with national, regional and/or local development policies and plans, and have a declaration of feasibility.
Tax exemption in Special Economic Zones (SEZ)
Customs and tax benefits. More information here.
Special Economic Zones
Peru has Special Economic Zones (SEZ), strategic areas that attract private investment through tax incentives and customs duties. These zones boost foreign trade, foster regional development, reduce logistical barriers and promote innovation and economic growth.
ZED ILO
ZED MATARANI
ZED PAITA
ZOFRATACNA
Location on the map ZED ILO
Main export markets
Exported products
Imported products
Road and vehicle safety equipment, spare parts and tools for mining activities and fertilizers.
Weather
min: 12° - 15° max: 28° - 35°2
Airports
1
Port
326
Hectares
Location on the map ZED MATARANI
Main export markets
China, Chile, Bolivia, USA and Germany
Exported products
Parts of electrical safety devices, fungicides and semi-processed products of the food industry.
Imported products
Construction materials, parts and equipment for mining activities.
Weather
min: 12° - 15° max: 28° - 35°2
Airports
1
Port
354
Hectares
Location on the map ZED PAITA
Main export markets
Ecuador, Colombia, Venezuela, South Korea and USA.
Exported products
Concentrates for beverages and additives, geomembranes and ophthalmic solutions.
Imported products
Concentrates for beverages, geomembranes, ophthalmic solutions and construction materials.
Weather
min: 12° - 15° max: 28° - 35°1
Airports
1
Port
940
Hectares
Location on the map ZOFRATACNA
Main export markets
Chile, Colombia, Bolivia and USA.
Exported products
Geomembranes, construction materials, geotextiles, processed and semi-processed products for the food industry.
Imported products
Construction materials, geomembranes, personal protective equipment and textile products.
Weather
min: 8° - 18° max: 28° - 32°1
Airports
1
Port
265
Hectares
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