The corporate financing through initial public offerings (IPOs) in the Peruvian stock market grew 31% in 2025, highlighted The Superintendency of the Securities Market (SMV).
A group of 32 companies carried out 70 debt instrument placements through IPOs, raising a total of $ 1.39 billion, a figure 31% higher than that reported in 2024, with demand representing approximately twice the supply on average.
These bonds, with maturities ranging from 180 days to 12 years and issued amounts of up to 208 million soles (around $ 61.86 million), were mostly placed in soles (92%), demonstrating confidence in the national currency due to its lower volatility compared to its regional peers and its strength against the dollar.
It is worth noting that during the last month of 2025, a significant increase was observed in the amount placed by OPP, totaling $ 260.5 million, more than double the amount recorded in December 2024 ($ 109.9 million), consolidating the trend observed during the last months of the year.
Furthermore, it is important to point out that non-corporate entities have also continued to access financing in the capital markets through the Alternative Securities Market (MAV), benefiting from the advantages offered by this market segment.
Thus, during 2025, five companies placed $ 7.5 million in this segment, representing a 52.0% increase compared to the previous year. Two new companies (Assa Inmobiliaria S.A. and Surpack S.A.) joined the segment.
In this way, the placement of securities via Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) is consolidating itself as a competitive alternative to other sources of corporate financing for companies in various economic sectors, taking advantage of the regulatory advantages for registration and placement of securities.
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Published: 1/7/2026