Peru drew over US$5.133 billion in mining investments through Nov 2025

09:15 | Lima, Jan. 9.

Between January and November 2025, Peru attracted more than US$5.133 billion in mining investments, a 21.1% increase year on year, Energy and Mines Minister Luis Bravo stated.

In an interview with Edicion Especial, the government official said mining activity has generated transfers worth over S/9 billion (over US$2.672 billion) to regional and local governments, underscoring its importance to Peru's economic development.

The Cabinet member announced that this sector is working toward a goal of more than US$7.619 billion in investments this year, while also promoting the advancement of new exploration projects in order to unlock the value of Peru's mining potential.

In this context, Bravo reported that the Ministry of Energy and Mines (Minem) is developing a joint project with the World Bank to implement a Single Mining Window, an initiative aimed at streamlining permitting processes and improving State efficiency.

"We are working on a project with the World Bank to establish a Single Mining Window in order to streamline permitting procedures, as well as to achieve a more agile and competitive State. We need to attract investment and improve the efficiency of processes," he pointed out.

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Published: 1/9/2026
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