📋 Tender Overview
Metal and non -metallic products recorded a 22.7%increase, compared to what is registered in the four -month period of 2024.Mining exports of Peru continue to grow firmly. Between January and April 2025, they reached US $ 17,530 million, registering a growth of 22.7% compared to the same 2024 period (US $ 14 372 million), according to the Mining Statistine of the Ministry of Energy and Mines (Minem).
Of total accumulated exports during this period, metal mining products added US $ 17 211 million, while non -metallic minerals reached US $ 319 million.
In the month of April 2025, the amount of mining exports amounted to US $ 3809 million, registering a 6.0% increase compared to the same month of 2024 (US $ 3594 million), reaffirming the strategic role of the mining industry in the configuration of the national economic and financial structure.
Through the statistical document, the General Directorate of Mining Promotion and Sustainability of the Minem underlines the importance of the transition to cleaner energy sources, highlighting its impact on the growing international demand for minerals.
Among the exported mining products with the highest growth, at the end of the second bimester, they include gold (44.7%), zinc (36.0%), silver (30.6%), tin (21.0%), copper (15.5%) and lead (4.9%).
Of these, copper, gold, zinc and lead, concentrate 90.8% participation of mining exports and represent 59.8% of Peruvian exports, which positions mining activity as a key axis in the generation of foreign exchange for the country.
The MINEM highlights the constant expansion of mining exports during the first four months of the year and highlights its direct impact with national macroeconomic development, allowing more income for the country and public investment opportunities for the benefit of Peru.
Lima, August 1, 2025
