Camposol has secured a US$400 million financing package to support the next phase of growth across its fresh produce operations in Peru, with a focus on blueberries and avocados.
The financing brings together multilateral institutions and commercial banks, including BID Invest, International Finance Corporation, Rabobank, Scotiabank, and BBVA.
Camposol said the funding will be used to accelerate varietal renewal in blueberries based on proprietary genetics developed in Peru, improve productivity in avocado plantations, and scale sustainable agricultural practices across its farms. Part of the package will also support permanent working capital needs and broader corporate purposes.
The company said the investment underpins its long-term strategy to strengthen supply resilience and meet rising global demand for high-quality fresh produce. Export volumes are expected to increase by more than 30% between 2025 and 2030 as new plantings mature and productivity improves.
A key element of the programme is the expansion of Camposol’s genetic improvement work in blueberries, aimed at delivering higher yields and improved water-use efficiency. The company said this is critical as growers face increasing climate pressure and tighter sustainability expectations from international buyers.
The financing is structured without land collateral and is split across two main tranches. One tranche combines A/B loans from BID Invest and IFC, with participation from Rabobank, while the second tranche consists of loans from local banks BBVA and Scotiabank.
Alongside the funding, Camposol will receive technical advisory support focused on environmental and social standards. This includes biodiversity management, water stewardship, occupational heat-stress prevention, and the implementation of recognised sustainability certifications across its operations.
Camposol said the programme is also expected to support employment growth in rural Peru, with more than 2,500 direct jobs projected as production scales. Female participation is expected to exceed the national agricultural average.
The transaction highlights how large fresh produce suppliers are securing long-term capital to support scale, sustainability, and coordination across global supply chains, as buyers place greater emphasis on reliability, transparency, and year-round availability.
Editor’s note: This article is based on Camposol’s official December 2025 financing announcement and related public disclosures.
