REDTEC Technology continues to strengthen its presence in Peru, establishing itself as a relevant player in the development of specialized engineering solutions applied to both mining and civil infrastructure.

With almost ten years of operation in the country and more than two decades of international experience linked to the REDCO Mining Consultants group, the company is facing a stage of consolidation in an environment marked by modernization and growing technical demand.

The company has developed capabilities focused on advanced technologies, particularly in trenchless excavation and HDD (Horizontal Directional Drilling), integrating design engineering with technical support during the correct execution of projects.

In mining, these solutions make it possible to address challenges such as the depressurization of water-bearing zones in open pits, improving operational and safety conditions. In civil infrastructure, trenchless excavation facilitates the development of sewerage, drainage and drinking water conveyance systems without significantly disrupting urban or inhabited areas, reducing impact and optimizing construction schedules.

From the perspective of Rodrigo Valdés, General Manager of REDTEC, sustainability must be addressed from engineering itself. Designing constructible, technically sound and simple-to-execute solutions makes it possible to incorporate local talent and generate a direct impact on the quality of life of communities, especially in projects linked to drinking water and sanitation.

The Peruvian context reinforces this position. With industry estimates placing the investment portfolio on the order of US$150 billion across different development horizons, the country offers an environment where specialized engineering takes on a decisive role in the structuring and execution of high-standard projects.

With a long-term vision, REDTEC aims to establish itself in Peru as a leading player in applied engineering, contributing to the development of initiatives that integrate technical efficiency, sustainability and trust with the surrounding environment.

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What does Peru mean within REDTEC’s strategy?
A: Peru is a strategic market both for its mining relevance and for its infrastructure modernization process. The level of planned projects and the need for specialized engineering create an environment conducive to high-standard, long-term technical solutions.

Where are the greatest technical opportunities to be found?
A: In mining, particularly in HDD drilling applications for the depressurization of water-bearing zones in open pits and underground operations. In civil infrastructure, in trenchless excavation projects linked to sewerage, drinking water conveyance and large collectors, where engineering must minimize urban disruption.

What sets Redtec apart in the development of specialized engineering projects?
A: Our proposal integrates design and technical support during execution. It is not only about developing engineering, but about ensuring that the solutions are executable and technically sound in the field.

What challenges did you face in your consolidation process in Peru?
 A:The main challenge was adapting to the local environment and building relationships of trust. We have carried the rigor of the mining world over to infrastructure and civil works, maintaining demanding technical standards.

How does REDTEC approach sustainability in its projects?
 A: From the engineering design itself. Solutions must be constructible, efficient and adapted to the local environment, making it possible to incorporate talent from the area and generate a direct impact on the quality of life of communities.

How does REDTEC envision its development in Peru over the next five years?
 A: We see a scenario of significant investment in mining and infrastructure. Our projection is to establish ourselves as a benchmark technical player, taking part in strategic projects where efficiency, sustainability and correct execution are decisive.