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2026-2027年秘鲁采矿业与金属行业投资指南

有色金属 2026-03-30 安永 Mascower

Peru's mining industry, deeply rooted in its rich geological resources and a long history of resource exploitation, has evolved into a globally competitive sector. The country's diverse mineral reserves, including significant deposits of copper, gold, silver, zinc, and lead, position it as a leading player in the global mining market.

The industry's importance is reflected in its contribution to Peru's GDP, export earnings, and fiscal revenue. In 2025, mining production saw positive growth across key metals, with exports accounting for nearly two-thirds of total export receipts. Investment in the sector continued to expand, driven by the discovery of new deposits and the government's commitment to improving the business climate.

Peru's mining sector is characterized by its well-established legal and regulatory framework, which prioritizes investor protection, security of tenure, and a clear fiscal regime. The government's proactive approach to investment promotion, coupled with its commitment to sustainable development and community engagement, further enhances the sector's attractiveness.

The country's geological potential remains vast, with significant untapped reserves and a pipeline of large-scale projects. The government's focus on streamlining the permitting process and addressing social and environmental concerns aims to ensure that mining activities deliver sustainable benefits to local communities and contribute to national development.

Peru's mining sector is poised for continued growth, driven by global demand for critical minerals, favorable market conditions, and ongoing investment in exploration and development projects. The country's commitment to responsible resource management and its strategic location position it as a key partner in the global energy transition and a reliable destination for mining investment.

2026/2027 This work is distributed free of charge in thevarious modalities and formats available throughphysical and/or digital media. Its sale, distribution,dissemination, and total or partial reproduction,altering or removing its content, is expresslyprohibited without EY’s prior and expresspermission, in accordance with D. L. N° 822. © All rights reserved© EY© Ernst & Young Author: This publication is a collective work Edited by:Ernst & Young Consultores S. Civil de R.L.Av. Víctor Andrés Belaunde 171,Urb. El Rosario - San Isidro, Lima – Peru This publication is possible due to thecollaboration of information from the Canada-Peru Chamber of Commerce (CPCC) and theMinistry of Foreign Affairs. Design and layout:Luis Apaza Photos: AdobeStock First edition: February 2026 Legal Deposit made at the NationalLibrary of Peru N° 2026-01398ISBN: 978-612-5228-10-9 Available at www.gob.pe/institucion/rree/colecciones/146-guias-de-negocios-e-inversion Peru's mining & metalsinvestment guide2026/2027 EY Peru's Mining & Metals Team Paulo PantigosoCountry Managing Partnerpaulo.pantigoso@pe.ey.com Marcial GarcíaMining & Metals Leadermarcial.garcia@pe.ey.com Pablo SalvadorConsulting Leaderpablo.salvador@pe.ey.com Fernando NuñezBusiness Development Leaderfernando.nunez@pe.ey.com David de la TorreTax Leaderdavid.de.la.torre@pe.ey.com Charles Bunce Assurance Managing Partnercharles.bunce@cl.ey.com Enrique OliverosTransactions & Corporate FinanceLeaderenrique.oliveros@pe.ey.com Antonio Benites Financial Accounting AdvisoryServices Leaderantonio.benites@pe.ey.com Humberto AsteteTax Partnerhumberto.astete@pe.ey.com Víctor TanakaAudit Leadervictor.tanaka@pe.ey.com Giancarlo RivaTax Partnergiancarlo.riva@pe.ey.com Elizabeth FontenlaAudit Partnerelizabeth.fontenla@pe.ey.com María del Pilar SabogalEY Law Leadermaria.sabogal@pe.ey.com Carlos ValdiviaAudit Partnercarlos.valdivia@pe.ey.com Carla PuenteTax Partnercarla.puente@pe.ey.com Percy ZarriaAudit Partnerpercy.zarria@pe.ey.com Oriana PérezAudit Partneroriana.perez-s@pe.ey.com David WarthonTax Partnerdavid.warthon@pe.ey.com EY Peru Offices EY LimaAv. Víctor Andrés Belaunde 171San Isidro, Lima 15073 – Perú Av. Jorge Basadre 330,San Isidro, Lima 15073 – Perú Av. Jorge Basadre 350,San Isidro, Lima 15073 – Perú EY ArequipaEdificio City Center, Piso 13Torre Sur, Cerro ColoradoArequipa 04014 - Perú EY ChiclayoAv. Federico Villarreal 115Chiclayo 14009, Lambayeque - Perú EY CuscoJr. Ricardo Palma N-18Urb. Santa Mónica,WanchaqCusco 08002 – Perú EY TrujilloAv. El Golf 591, Urb. Las Flores del Golf IIIVíctor Larco HerreraSede Miguel Ángel Quijano DoigTrujillo 13009, La Libertad – Perú w w w . e y . c o m / p e Peru’s mining industry is the product ofcenturies of interaction between its naturalenvironment and human development, evolvingfrom early mineral use by ancient civilizationsinto a globally competitive industry. Today,mining in Peru operates within a modernframework that prioritizes sustainability,technological advancement, and inclusivegrowth. The country’s complex Andean geologyhas endowed it with an exceptional varietyof mineral resources, supported by a stableand predictable investment framework, solideconomic fundamentals, and a clear regulatorystructure. Together, these factors reinforcePeru’s position as a globally recognized reliableand attractive hub for long-term mininginvestment. Hugo de Zela Minister of Foreign Affairs Today, mining continues to be a key pillar ofPeru’s economic and social development,demonstrating resilience and steady growthacross several key minerals in 2025. Accordingto official reports from the Ministry of Energyand Mines, national mining production inSeptember 2025 showed positive increasesfor major metals such as copper (+2.7%), zinc(+17.5%), silver (+8.3%), lead (+7.5%) and tin(+3.2%) , while gold remained relatively stable(+0.1%), reflecting diverse performance acrosscommodities. The industry remained a keycontributor, with mining exports accountingfor close to two-thirds of total export receiptsin 2025 , and mining investment continued toexpand, with accumulated mining investmentreaching several million U.S. dollars by late2025 compared with the previous year. These results highlight mining’s continuedcontribution to Peru’s regional developmentand to the improvement of livelihoods acrossour mining regions. These results underscore not only thesector’s strong operational performanceand productivity, but also its capacity torespond effectively to evolving global marketconditions. By reinforcing its contribution to national growth, mining continues to positionPeru as a reliable and competitive participantin the international minerals market. This rolegenerates substantial revenue for the countryand strengthens Peru’s standing as a keysupplier of strategic minerals in an increasinglydynamic global landscape, where secure andresponsible partners are essential to supportthe global energy transition. as enshr

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