The government is evaluating support mechanisms to help the
overcome its liquidity crisis, which does not mean that public funds from all Peruvians will be allocated to that purpose, as the scheme used in previous years has been ruled out, the
Minem indicated that the Peruvian State is evaluating a financing line aimed at meeting short-term financial commitments and ensuring the continuity of Petroperu's operations, which will help strengthen the company and restore its operational capacity.
The government agency explained that this alternative will be evaluated under strict technical criteria, considering its cost, term, payment conditions, and sustainability.
This will be done without affecting fiscal balance or public spending.
"Thus, the aim is to preserve the operation of a company that is strategic for the country, for the benefit of the population and in safeguarding national energy security during its process of strengthening and financial sustainability," it stated.
Minem specified that Petroperu's restructuring is underway and being carried out in an orderly manner.
It added that the commitment is for the company to meet its obligations using its own revenues and, progressively, repay the State the resources granted as loans.
"Measures are currently in place to organize the company, strengthen its sustainability, and restore market confidence, which has generated interest from financial institutions," it noted.