Lamborghini CEO: “You don’t buy a car from our brand because you need one, but because you want to make a dream come true”
The company’s CEO indicates that the brand’s plans for this year include its entry into the Dominican Republic.
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Pluz Energía: “The main thing is to prevent the FEN from causing operational problems, and we are working on that through preventive plans”
The electric utility for northern Lima plans to execute a record investment of S/1.050 billion in 2026. Its goal for the next five years is for all its customers to have smart metering, says Walter Sciutto, CEO of the company.
Volkswagen aims to sell around 50,000 units in Latin America in 2026: How is it positioned in the region and in Peru?
The German manufacturer will invest US$3.2 billion in South America for the launch of 17 models and another 4 exclusive to Latin America.
Prime offices reduce their vacancy, but there is a shortage of large offices: in which districts?, will there be new rent increases?
The vacancy rate of prime offices in Lima fell to 9.53%. The lower supply drives rents and advances reservations in projects planned for 2027.
Logistics centers in the capital already total nearly 700,000 m2 in projects: where they will be, the players investing, and which sectors they will serve
The logistics center market in Lima totals nearly 700,000 m2 in projects. Demand is growing, but its absorption will depend on the gradual entry of supply.
GPC, the car parts chain, estimates 30% sales growth and reaching another country in the coming years
The company aims to open six stores this year. Its plans also include the opening of a supply center.
These are the most current and valued brands by Peruvians: discover the Total Brands 2026 ranking and the changes that have occurred
Two brands consolidate themselves at the top of the Total Brands 2026 ranking, conducted by BBK Group and Impronta Research. This edition highlights the rise of Plin, San Luis, and Nestlé. Which other brands appear among the top 15 on the list?
El Niño Phenomenon 2026: Are Peruvian companies prepared to face it and not suffer from lack of supply?
Companies are preparing to avoid breaking the supply chain ahead of the upcoming weather event. According to experts, although companies and SMEs are better prepared than in 2017, challenges still exist. The logistics cost for Peruvian companies amounts, on average, to a range between 16% and 21% of their sales.
Jorge Chávez Airport: At least five airlines would be interested in entering Peru, which ones are they and when would they arrive?
LAP, the airport concessionaire, and the MTC announced plans for new airlines that would be seeing opportunities on this side of the world given the oil crisis. Turkish Airlines and Qatar Airways appear among those interested. Learn more in this note.
Danilo Chávez, president of the Jockey Club of Peru: “Peruvians always find a way to move forward”
Danilo Chávez Avad, president of the Jockey Club of Peru, highlights the entrepreneurial spirit of Peruvians and assures that informality remains one of the main challenges of the country.
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