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The dynamism of the megaport boosted customs collection, with greater entry of vehicles, bulk and machinery, consolidating Chancay as a key axis of foreign trade.
The Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) reported that the National Superintendence of Customs and Tax Administration (SUNAT) collected S/ 1037,512,464 for the operations carried out in the Chancay port terminal during the year 2025, reflecting the growing prominence of this infrastructure in the countrys foreign trade.
60% of the collection was concentrated in the second half of the year, with October being the month with the highest collection, with more than S/ 121.3 million. This performance allowed the Chancay Customs Administration to be ranked sixth nationally in terms of customs collection.
Collection was mainly driven by the import of vehicles, mostly of Asian origin, which generated S/ 247.1 million. They were followed by bulk imports, with S/ 233.3 million, machinery, with S/ 217.5 million, and other concepts that, together, contributed S/ 349.6 million.
Regarding the volume of operations, between June and December the highest number of import declarations was registered, highlighting August, with 2,936 declarations, and December, with 2,975. In the case of exports, the highest records were observed in July and August, with 1,463 and 1,313 declarations, respectively.
During 2025, a total of 1,873 importers channeled their operations through the Chancay megaport. Likewise, 126,384 TEUs of transshipment were mobilized, with China as the main port of origin, destined for other maritime terminals in the region, which consolidates Chancay as a relevant logistics node on the Pacific coast.
Along these lines, the Minister of Economy and Finance, Denisse Miralles, highlighted that these results reflect not only the growing dynamism of the Chancay port terminal, but also the strategic importance of this infrastructure for Peruvian foreign trade, as well as the strengthening of the control, facilitation and inspection actions developed by SUNAT.
The performance of the port of Chancay demonstrates how modern infrastructure, accompanied by efficient customs management, contributes to boosting trade, strengthening revenue collection and improving the countrys competitiveness, concluded the head of the MEF.
