TREE NEWS update: Peru’s transport minister, Jose Tangherlini, said Chinese company Jinzhao will begin building a $405 million port in southern Peru in 2027. The first phase is expected to take about two years and involves an initial investment of $200 million. The project is expected to become Peru’s third-largest port after the government reached a land-transfer agreement with Shougang Hierro Peru.
China’s Jinzhao to Start $405M Peru Port Construction in 2027
This adds a second Chinese-backed port gateway on Peru's coast, extending the logistics corridor that already links Andean mineral exports to Asian demand. The land-transfer deal with Shougang Hierro Peru is the detail that matters: it ties the project to an existing iron-ore operator rather than a greenfield trade play. Whether construction actually starts on the 2027 timeline, and whether the remaining $205 million follows, is the open question.
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