Petroperú en reestructuración obligatoria por la crisis, incluida una refinería de US$6.000 millones

TL;DR

Petroperú is undergoing a government-ordered restructuring to reduce its workforce and sell assets.
The company has accumulated over US$5.35 billion in debt and US$2.22 billion in losses by Q3 2025.
State funding of US$5.327 billion was committed between 2022 and 2024 to support Petroperú.
Revenues have declined from US$5.581 billion in 2022 to a projected US$3.846 billion in 2025.
The Talara refinery, the country's largest, cost US$6 billion, significantly exceeding its initial US$2.7 billion budget.
Petroperú currently imports, refines, distributes, and commercializes fuels, but does not produce oil.
The Lote 192, the country's largest oil block, remains paralyzed, with the company seeking private partners for its operation.
The restructuring process is being managed by Proinversión, an agency that promotes private investment.
Assets, potentially including the Talara refinery, may be offered to private managers to improve efficiency.

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