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It amounts to more than US $ 64,071 million and records an increase of 17.4% (US $ 9,515 million) compared to what was reported in 2024The Ministry of Energy and Mines (MINEM) presents the portfolio of mining investment projects 2025, made up of 67 mining projects, which are developed in 19 regions and encompass an investment of US $ 64,071 million, with the aim of promoting and initiating mining activities such as exploitation or benefit.
The General Directorate of Mining Promotion and Sustainability (DGPSM) of the MINEM, responsible for the document, highlights that the current portfolio records a significant increase of 17.4% (US $ 9,515 million) compared to what was reported in the 2024 edition (51 projects - US $ 54,556 million), and this increase is due in large part to the incorporation of 19 new projects.
The projects that have joined the portfolio are: Optimization Cerro Verde (US $ 2.1 billion), Shougang Expansion (US $ 900 million), Quellaveco Expans Rafael (US $ 293.5 million), Shahuindo replacement (US $ 288.6 million), among others, together these projects total US $ 7,607 million.
When comparing this edition of the portfolio with that of 2024, it is important to mention that 39 mining projects retained their total investment amount of US $ 46,970 million, which represents 73.3% of the total participation.
Likewise, the MINEM reported that a total of 9 projects modified their investment amounts, generating a difference of US $ 2813 million, of which 6 projects (Canariaco, Zafranal, Aunt Maria, San Gabriel, Ayawilca and Colquijirca replacement) had an upward modification, due to the updates in their studies according to the progress and level of engineering of the projects.
It should be noted that, between the end of 2024 and the beginning of the year 2025, the Romina project began the execution of investments for their development, completing 100% of the preliminary works; On the other hand, the Antamina replacement projects (US $ 1604 million) and replacement so many (US $ 127 million) are close to executing the main investments, after obtaining their environmental certifications.
The MINEM points out that mining activity remains one of the most important for the national economy, generating resources for the regions, allowing the financing of projects and public works in the places of the country where mining operations are based, thus contributing to improving the quality of life of millions of Peruvians.
Lima, April 28, 2025
