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CAMPOSOL Secures Historic US$400 Million Financing to Strengthen Peru’s Sustainable Agribusiness with BID Invest, IFC, Rabobank, Scotiabank, and BBVA

Posted On: December 4, 2025

• The financing is aligned with the company’s strategic planning and will allow it to accelerate progress on its priorities of growth, sustainability, and operational efficiency. These resources will support the execution of the varietal renewal program in blueberries, based on proprietary genetics developed in Peru; drive productivity improvements in avocados; facilitate the adoption and scaling of sustainable agricultural innovations; and strengthen Camposol’s competitiveness in its main global markets. Furthermore, the funds will contribute to liability management and other general corporate purposes.

• The transaction mobilizes capital from commercial banks and multilateral institutions, reflecting the financial system’s confidence in the company’s operational strength, financial discipline, and credit profile.

BID Invest, IFC, Rabobank, Scotiabank, and BBVA announce a financing operation for Camposol S.A., Peru’s leading agro-exporter, with the objective of boosting agricultural productivity, fostering formal employment, and enhancing the sector’s resilience.

The project includes investments in the varietal renewal of blueberry crops, avocado plantations, permanent working capital, and other corporate uses, contributing to the sustainable development of Peruvian agribusiness.

The operation will allow Camposol to scale its genetic improvement program, which has demonstrated superior yields and greater water-use efficiency, adapting better to environmental challenges. The volume of exports is expected to increase by more than 30% between 2025 and 2030. Furthermore, the creation of more than 2,500 direct jobs is projected, with female participation exceeding the national average in the agricultural sector.

Agribusiness represents a key opportunity to generate formal employment in Peru, especially in rural areas, and to maintain the country’s export level of products such as blueberries, avocados, and the company’s other core crops.

The financing package, structured without land collateral, was organized through a club deal composed of two complementary tranches.

The tranche with multilateral entities comprises two A/B loans—one from BID Invest and one from the International Finance Corporation (IFC)—for US$140 million each. In both cases, Tranche A is US$100 million, while Tranche B amounts to US$40 million per operation. Both Tranche B components are mobilized through Rabobank, representing a total contribution of US$80 million from that entity. In the case of BID Invest, Tranche A includes US$50 million from the TADAC funds, a fund administered by the IDB Group, established in collaboration with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) to drive sustainable development in Latin America and the Caribbean. The second tranche, corresponding to the financing granted by local banks, totals US$120 million, with BBVA and Scotiabank contributing US$60 million each.

In addition to the financing, BID Invest will provide technical advisory services through the implementation of an Environmental and Social Action Plan (ESAP), which includes biodiversity studies, water management, prevention of occupational heat stress, and sustainable agriculture certifications, all within the framework of the roadmap for implementing the sustainability strategy.

This operation reaffirms Camposol’s commitment to sustainable growth, agricultural innovation, and long-term value creation. The support from multilateral institutions and commercial banks reinforces the soundness of our operational model and allows us to advance decisively on the priorities defined in our strategic planning, driving responsible and competitive development in all the markets where we operate.

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