PROINVERSIÓN promotes business opportunities in productive sectors of Ica and Pisco

Ica, May 18, 2026 – The Private Investment Promotion Agency (PROINVERSIÓN) presented various business opportunities in the region to investors from Ica and Pisco, highlighting the potential in agro-industry and agro-export, food and wine industry, tourism, logistics, foreign trade and fishing.

During the event “Investment and Productive Development: opportunities and benefits to invest in Ica”, organized by PROINVERSIÓN, it was detailed that, in Ica, there is potential to develop asparagus processing and freezing plants, Hass avocado processing and packaging, table grape selection and packaging, premium wine cellars and gourmet food plants. In tourism, sustainable resorts and glamping experiences stand out in Huacachina. These projects aim to increase exportable goods, generate employment, and promote sustainable businesses.

It was highlighted that Ica has 66,076 formal companies, an estimated Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of S/ 22,231 million by 2025, and exports exceeding US$ 8.4 billion, representing growth of 2.3% compared to 2024.

Likewise, in Pisco, it was reported that the investment potential in this province includes agriculture and agro-industry, fishing and fish processing, logistics and foreign trade, and tourism. Notable projects include the fresh asparagus processing plant, the fruit pulp plant for domestic and international markets, the anchovy preserves production plant, the frozen giant squid plant, and the frozen seafood products plant.

In logistics and foreign trade, Pisco stands out for its consolidation and storage centers, as well as a customs services center. In tourism, noteworthy projects include the eco-lodge and nature lodge in the Paracas National Reserve, as well as the Cultural and Gastronomic Experiences Center.

To promote investment, PROINVERSIÓN also explained the mechanisms that contribute to financial sustainability, such as the Special Early VAT Recovery Regime (RERAVAT) for investments exceeding US$ 5 million, and the simplification of customs procedures to facilitate access to international markets.

Finally, it was highlighted that these opportunities will be strengthened by the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) portfolio being promoted by the Agency in the region for 2026–2028, which includes three (3) new PPP projects and a natural gas transportation amendment (TGP), as well as electricity transmission and road infrastructure works, with a projected investment of US$ 930 million.