PERU Trends and Developments Contributed by: Walter Aguirre, Aguirre Abogados & Asesores
ic activity. These projections are broadly supported by the International Monetary Fund, which forecast growth of 2.8% in 2026 and 3.4% in 2027 in its May 2026 assessment. Keiko Fujimori’s administration has a valuable plat - form from which it can promote a more predictable, efficient and investment-friendly environment. If it prioritises legal certainty, regulatory simplification, infrastructure delivery, social stability and responsible fiscal management, Peru can convert its strong funda - mentals and exceptional natural and human resources into sustained growth. Foreign investors approaching the country with a long- term perspective may find a market entering a promis - ing phase – one in which political renewal, macroeco - nomic stability and expanding private investment can combine to create durable opportunities and shared prosperity.
Thus, franchising in Peru currently represents a pow - erful tool for economic development and growth not only for domestic and international investors involved in new or existing franchise systems, but also for local entrepreneurs aiming to launch their own businesses or expand internationally. In addition, in June 2026, the Peruvian Chamber of Franchises ( Cámara Peruana de Franquicias – CPF) elected the author as the legal representative of Peru before the Ibero-American Franchise Federation ( Fed- eración Iberoamericana de Franquicias – FIAF). The firm looks forward to continuing its collaboration with the new Peruvian government in order to establish an appropriate legal framework that ensures the contin - ued development of this important business model for both franchisors and franchisees.
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