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This platform brings together public and private investment projects across various sectors and regions of Colombia, with the aim of facilitating access to information about investment initiatives and opportunities in the country.
The information is continuously updated with new initiatives to make it easier to consult and to support investors’ decision-making.
Found: 12 projects
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Real Sector > Agriculture, livestock farming and fishing
Phase 1 investment: ~USD 72 million
Premium blueberry platform built on Australian Mountain Blue Orchards (MBO) genetics, planting 1,000 hectares in three phases—equivalent to Colombia's entire current planted area—to supply the U.S. market during its supply-gap windows and meet growing domestic demand. Phase 1 plants 300 hectares on the Tolima Plateau, on land held under a 20-year lease with a purchase option.
Real Sector > Mines and quarries
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.
Mobility and transport > River and Maritime Transport
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.
Real Sector > Heavy Industry
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.
Energy > Energy Transition
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.
Mobility and transport > Rail Transport
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.
USD $5.31 billion
The Villavicencio – Puerto Gaitán Rail Corridor project aims to develop a mixed-use (freight and passenger) rail connection between Villavicencio and Puerto Gaitán, strengthening the logistics integration of the Orinoquía region with national and international markets. The initiative involves the construction and operation of 193 km of rail network, boosting regional competitiveness, reducing logistics costs, and promoting a sustainable, intermodal transport system.
$18 billions COP
The project aims to connect the Port of Buenaventura with the Central Railway Corridor to optimise freight transport.
$28 billions COP capture scenario
Railway project between the municipalities of Cúpica (Chocó) and Turbo (Antioquia)
Minister Mauricio Gómez Amín proposed establishing a permanent working group with ProColombia and Red Invest and prioritizing between 10 and 15 projects, with clearly defined points of contact, obstacles, and deadlines.
At the Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Tourism, we continue to facilitate the flow of investment into the country through tools that streamline processes, connect opportunities, and strengthen strategic sectors for Colombia’s development.