Lima, Peru – September 24, 2026 – Ferreycorp, a leading Peruvian conglomerate in capital goods and related services, is set to unveil the far-reaching positive impact of its comprehensive sustainability programs at the prestigious Peru Sostenible Summit 2026. The event, scheduled to run from Thursday, September 24th, to Saturday, September 26th, will provide a prominent platform for Ferreycorp to demonstrate its unwavering commitment to environmental stewardship, social responsibility, and robust corporate governance across its diverse stakeholder groups.
The corporation’s dedicated stand, strategically located within the "Sustainable Mining and Infrastructure Plaza," will serve as a dynamic showcase of Ferreycorp’s long-standing and successful practices. Visitors will gain firsthand insight into innovative initiatives that are not only driving business success but also contributing significantly to the socio-economic and environmental well-being of Peru and the wider Latin American region. Through interactive displays and engaging presentations, Ferreycorp aims to illustrate how sustainability is intrinsically woven into the fabric of its operations and strategic vision.
A Deep Dive into Ferreycorp’s Sustainability Pillars
At the heart of Ferreycorp’s participation in the Peru Sostenible Summit lies a commitment to transparency and education. The corporation’s exhibition space will offer a multifaceted exploration of its contributions across key areas, including its impactful "Obras por Impuestos" (Works for Taxes) program, extensive university and technical talent training initiatives, collaborative supplier development, and rigorous environmental management. These efforts, characterized by a deep-seated dedication to responsible business practices, will be brought to life through semi-immersive screens and an engaging, gamified approach designed to resonate with a broad audience.
A particular highlight will be the company’s innovative use of technology to demystify and engage the public with the mining sector. Ferreycorp will feature a striking demonstration of the Cat 798 truck from its subsidiary Ferreyros, augmented by a cutting-edge mixed reality solution. This immersive experience, utilizing interactive visors and holograms, will offer attendees a unique and captivating glimpse into the advanced machinery and operational complexities of modern mining, underscored by the sector’s commitment to sustainable practices.
Beyond the interactive exhibits, Ferreycorp will also be sharing its strategic approach to integrating sustainability into its core business model. Patricia Gastelumendi, Corporate Finance Manager at Ferreycorp and Director of the Ferreycorp Association, is scheduled to deliver a pivotal presentation titled "Sustainability with Financial Acumen: Real Growth at Ferreycorp." This insightful session will take place on Friday, September 25th, within the "Let’s Talk Sustainability" forum, offering valuable perspectives on how financial considerations and sustainable development are mutually reinforcing drivers of long-term corporate success.
Sustainability as a Catalyst for National Development
Ferreycorp’s presence at the summit underscores its significant role in addressing Peru’s development challenges and enhancing the quality of life for its citizens. The "Obras por Impuestos" program, a cornerstone of the corporation’s social impact, exemplifies this commitment. Through this initiative, Ferreyros has been instrumental in funding and executing vital infrastructure projects across the country. To date, the company has been involved in 19 such projects, with 11 already successfully completed. These endeavors have directly benefited over 260,000 Peruvians, representing a substantial investment exceeding S/310 million. The projects encompass a wide range of critical social infrastructure, including the construction and renovation of schools, the development of roads and pavements, the implementation of water and sanitation systems, the modernization of markets, and the establishment and improvement of hospitals and health centers. These tangible outcomes highlight Ferreycorp’s dedication to building a more equitable and prosperous society.

Complementing its infrastructure development efforts, the Ferreycorp Association plays a crucial role in nurturing human capital. Its "Impulsando Talento con Valores" (Boosting Talent with Values) workshops have provided invaluable training to over 75,000 university and technical institute students. These free sessions equip young individuals with essential skills and ethical frameworks, preparing them for successful careers and fostering a culture of responsible leadership. Furthermore, the Club de Operadores de Equipo Pesado (Heavy Equipment Operators Club) is actively engaged in upskilling more than 60,000 operators, enhancing their professional capabilities and advocating for their recognition within the industry. This focus on technical talent development is further exemplified by Ferreyros’ DreamBIG scholarship program, specifically designed to encourage and support women pursuing careers in heavy equipment maintenance, a field traditionally dominated by men.
Ferreycorp’s commitment to creating shared value extends throughout its entire supply chain. The "Eleva" program, a testament to this philosophy, focuses on fostering the growth and development of its suppliers. Over the past two years, Eleva has provided training to more than 7,500 suppliers, equipping them with enhanced skills in various business disciplines. This program offers tailored support and differentiated management approaches based on the size and sector of each supplier, thereby strengthening the national business ecosystem. The corporation’s significant procurement volumes, amounting to approximately S/3,500 million from national companies, underscore its role as a key driver of local economic activity and supplier empowerment.
Environmental Stewardship and Circular Economy Innovations
On the environmental front, Ferreycorp is actively championing the principles of the circular economy. Subsidiaries Ferreyros and Unimaq are leading the charge in machine remanufacturing, a practice that significantly reduces waste and conserves resources. In the last three and a half years alone, these companies have successfully rebuilt 200 Cat machines, preventing an estimated 5,000 tons of scrap metal from entering landfills. This commitment to extending the lifecycle of equipment exemplifies a proactive approach to resource management and waste reduction.
Beyond remanufacturing, Ferreycorp maintains a rigorous framework for measuring, managing, and offsetting its carbon footprint, both domestically and internationally. A significant milestone in their environmental strategy was achieved in 2025 when the corporation secured renewable energy to cover 100% of its electricity consumption in Peru and at Trex facilities in Chile. This strategic move demonstrates a clear commitment to decarbonization and a transition towards cleaner energy sources.
With a rich operational history spanning 104 years and a dedicated workforce of approximately 7,800 employees across Peru and other Latin American nations, Ferreycorp has solidified its position as a formidable leader in the capital goods and related services sector. Its sustained growth and expansive reach are underpinned by a deep-seated understanding of market needs and an unwavering dedication to sustainable business practices.
Chronology of Ferreycorp’s Sustainability Journey
- Ongoing: Ferreycorp’s commitment to sustainability is a continuous journey, with programs like "Obras por Impuestos," talent development, supplier support, and environmental initiatives being actively implemented and refined.
- Past 2 Years: The "Eleva" program has provided training to over 7,500 suppliers, fostering their growth and enhancing the national supply chain.
- Past 3.5 Years: Ferreyros and Unimaq have rebuilt 200 Cat machines, diverting approximately 5,000 tons of scrap from landfills, a significant achievement in circular economy practices.
- 2025: Ferreycorp secured renewable energy to cover 100% of its electricity consumption in Peru and at Trex in Chile, marking a crucial step in its decarbonization efforts.
- September 24-26, 2026: Ferreycorp participates in the Peru Sostenible Summit 2026, showcasing its sustainability impact and future strategies.
- September 25, 2026: Patricia Gastelumendi presents "Sustainability with Financial Acumen: Real Growth at Ferreycorp" at the summit.
Supporting Data and Impact Metrics
- Obras por Impuestos: 19 projects (11 completed) benefiting over 260,000 Peruvians with an investment exceeding S/310 million.
- Talent Development:
- Asociación Ferreycorp: Over 75,000 university and institute students trained through "Impulsando Talento con Valores."
- Club de Operadores de Equipo Pesado: Over 60,000 operators trained and recognized.
- Ferreyros DreamBIG Scholarship: Empowering women in heavy equipment maintenance.
- Supplier Development (Eleva Program): Over 7,500 suppliers trained in the last two years.
- Procurement: Approximately S/3,500 million in purchases from national companies annually.
- Circular Economy: 200 Cat machines rebuilt, preventing 5,000 tons of scrap in 3.5 years.
- Renewable Energy: 100% electricity consumption in Peru and Trex (Chile) powered by renewable sources as of 2025.
- Workforce: Approximately 7,800 employees across Peru and Latin America.
- Operational History: 104 years of operations.
Official Responses and Expert Commentary
"Our participation in the Peru Sostenible Summit is a vital opportunity to share our experiences and demonstrate how responsible business practices can drive both economic prosperity and societal progress," stated Patricia Gastelumendi, Corporate Finance Manager at Ferreycorp. "We believe that integrating sustainability into our core strategy not only mitigates risks but also unlocks new avenues for innovation and growth. The financial acumen behind our sustainability initiatives is what allows us to achieve real, tangible impact for all our stakeholders."

A spokesperson for the Peru Sostenible Summit organizing committee commented, "Ferreycorp’s extensive track record and innovative approach to sustainability make them an invaluable participant in this year’s summit. Their dedication to community development, environmental protection, and ethical governance serves as a powerful example for other corporations in the region. We are eager to see their showcased initiatives and learn from their successes."
Implications for the Future of Sustainability in Peru
Ferreycorp’s comprehensive approach to sustainability has significant implications for the broader Peruvian business landscape and its development trajectory. By demonstrating the tangible benefits of integrating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles into core business operations, Ferreycorp is not only enhancing its own resilience and competitiveness but also setting a benchmark for other companies to follow. The success of programs like "Obras por Impuestos" and the "Eleva" supplier development initiative highlights the potential for private sector collaboration in addressing critical national challenges.
Furthermore, Ferreycorp’s investment in renewable energy and circular economy practices positions them as a leader in the transition towards a more sustainable and resilient economy. As Peru continues to navigate the complexities of climate change and sustainable development, the strategies and insights shared by Ferreycorp at the Peru Sostenible Summit will undoubtedly serve as a catalyst for broader adoption of responsible business practices, fostering a more sustainable future for the nation and its people. The company’s commitment to transparency and tangible results underscores the growing understanding that sustainability is not merely a corporate responsibility, but a strategic imperative for long-term success and societal well-being.
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