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Discover why our country is a strategic destination for investment and learn about the services we have designed to accompany you every step of the way in your project.

Why invest in Colombia?

Colombia offers a solid framework and unique benefits for foreign and local investors.

  • Strategic geographical location
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  • Competitive free trade zone regime
  • Qualified human talent

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La Patria Milagro Project Database

Browse through the strategic sectors of the Colombian economy. Find specific projects and learn about their growth and development potential.

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Caribbean Renewable Portfolio — A Colombian Energy Group

USD 200 million

Portfolio of four renewable energy projects on Colombia's Caribbean Coast: three solar PV plants (70 MWp) and a 96 MW wind farm, totaling 166 MW. The solar projects are ready-to-build and the wind project is at an advanced stage of development. The sponsor is seeking an equity financial partner.

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Energy Territories

COP 7.2 billion

Promoting energy self-sufficiency and regional development through the installation of 200 photovoltaic systems.

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National network of electric charging stations

525 Million USD

Deployment of a network of service stations for electric vehicles, based on renewable energy sources to meet the growing demand for electromobility.

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Pacific Railway

$18 billions COP

The project aims to connect the Port of Buenaventura with the Central Railway Corridor to optimise freight transport.

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Interoceanic Rail Corridor

$28 billions COP capture scenario

Railway project between the municipalities of Cúpica (Chocó) and Turbo (Antioquia)

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Buenaventura – Palmira Corridor

USD 5.3 billion

The Buenaventura – Palmira Rail Corridor project seeks to reactivate and modernize the rail connection between Colombia's main Pacific port and the country's interior, through the construction, rehabilitation, and operation of a 120 km corridor. The initiative will reduce logistics costs, improve foreign trade competitiveness, boost rail transport, and lower the carbon footprint by partially shifting freight from road to rail.

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Puerto Progreso Urabá

USD 1,303 million

Automated mega-port and energy-logistics complex in the Gulf of Urabá, integrating a container terminal, a liquid bulk terminal (LNG, LPG, oils and refined products), a dedicated 200 MW thermal power plant, bunkering services and an adjacent Free Trade Zone, with participation opportunities for institutional investors.

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Sustainable management of construction and demolition by-products – Pacific Region

USD $ 23.404.603

This project seeks to implement the first Construction and Demolition Waste (CDW) recycling plant in the city of Cali, through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) scheme that guarantees efficient, sustainable and profitable management of such waste, transforming it into reusable eco-materials for the construction sector.

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Urban solid waste treatment and recovery plant – Pacific Region

To be defined

The project aims to install a municipal solid waste treatment and recovery plant in the Pacific Region, with a view to reducing the disposal of organic waste in landfills.

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Plastics chemical recycling plant – Pacific Region

Amount to be defined after prefeasibility studies

The project aims to develop, build and operate a chemical recycling plant for hard-to-recover plastics, offering a sustainable and economically viable solution that reduces plastic waste and contributes to Colombia's decarbonisation and circular economy goals.

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Guayabales Mining Project (Tungsten · Gold)

USD 1 billion

Advanced exploration project on the Apollo deposit, a polymetallic gold, silver, copper and tungsten system that represents Colombia’s first hard-rock tungsten discovery, with the potential to consolidate a world-class mining district in Caldas.

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GALTCO Industrial Complex

USD 4,800 to 5,200 million

High-purity green primary aluminum smelter (540,000 t/year), integrated with the country’s largest solar PV farm (900 MW) and a combined-cycle gas turbine (CCGT) power plant, with participation opportunities for private equity investors.

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