Asunción, IP Agency.- The Vice Minister of Rediex, Rodrigo Maluff, together with the Interinstitutional Development Advisor, Javier Viveros, received representatives of the Bolivian firm “Preforte”, dedicated to the construction sector, who, allied with Paraguayan businessmen, announced the landing of their operations within of the national territory, with an initial investment of approximately USD 5 million.
This investment would be in a first stage and they are currently in the administrative procedures phase that allows them to have all the licenses to start operations.
Julio César Suárez, who is part of the Bolivian delegation, explained that they were working and talking about what the process of landing the investment in the construction sector will be, in the areas of prestressed, prefabricated and concrete.
In that sense, he explained that they hope to have it until before the end of the year and provide services with the levels of competitiveness that the construction market and Paraguayan clients require or need, through the industrial plant that will be installed near the municipality of Limpio. with a projection of expansion in different parts of the country.
In addition, the company provides low-carbon concrete, which effectively reduces the integrated carbon of each job, being a sustainable company within the market, being the first Bolivian concrete producer to become a permanent supplier of CarbonCure.
Suárez expressed that in Paraguay, the construction sector was the one that grew the most in recent times.
In that sense, he pointed out that it is really very attractive, that it has a country vision of attracting investments where the stability and security that investors seek is generated. He affirmed that President Santiago Peña, with his entire team, is working in this direction and is attracting investments not only in the area of construction, but in the different operational and productive sectors at the level of the different areas, he added.
Finally, he pointed out that as a company they have high expectations and considering that Bolivia is a neighboring country, it allows for easier synergies and harmony to be generated to carry out this venture.
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Interview with Julio César Suárez of Preforte
Date: October 15, 2024
Editor: Welcome, Julio, and thank you for joining us today! It’s exciting to hear about Preforte’s venture into Paraguay. Can you start by sharing what motivated your company to invest in the Paraguayan construction sector?
Julio César Suárez: Thank you for having me! Our motivation stems from the growing demand for quality construction services in Paraguay. We’ve been impressed by the economic potential here, and we believe our expertise can contribute significantly to local projects and infrastructure development. Additionally, partnering with local Paraguayan businessmen allows us to create a strong foundation for our operations.
Editor: This initial investment of approximately USD 5 million is substantial. Can you elaborate on what this investment will focus on in the first stage?
Julio César Suárez: Absolutely. Our initial investment will primarily be directed towards establishing our operational base, including acquiring necessary licenses and permits, as well as initiating various construction projects that we have planned. One of our goals is to implement sustainable practices and technology, which we believe are essential in today’s construction landscape.
Editor: Speaking of sustainability, how does Preforte plan to incorporate sustainable practices into its operations in Paraguay?
Julio César Suárez: Sustainability is a core value for us at Preforte. We plan to use eco-friendly materials and modern construction techniques that reduce waste and energy consumption. We aim to collaborate closely with local suppliers who share our commitment to sustainability, ensuring that our operations not only meet our business goals but also benefit the environment and community.
Editor: That’s encouraging to hear! Can you give us an update on the current status of your administrative procedures in Paraguay?
Julio César Suárez: Certainly. We are currently in the process of obtaining all the necessary licenses and permits. Our team is working diligently with the local authorities to ensure that everything is in compliance with regulations. We are optimistic about streamlining these procedures, and we expect to finalize everything shortly to commence our operations.
Editor: Before we wrap up, what message would you like to send to the people of Paraguay regarding this new partnership?
Julio César Suárez: We are excited to be here and to form this partnership with Paraguayan businesses. We believe this collaboration will not only enhance the construction sector but will also create jobs and contribute to the local economy. We look forward to becoming a part of the community and growing together with the people of Paraguay.
Editor: Thank you, Julio, for sharing these insights with us. We look forward to seeing how Preforte’s venture develops in Paraguay!
Julio César Suárez: Thank you for having me! It was a pleasure to speak with you.
Interview with Julio César Suárez of Preforte
Date: October 15, 2024
Editor: Welcome, Julio, and thank you for joining us today! It’s exciting to hear about Preforte’s venture into Paraguay. Can you start by sharing what motivated your company to invest in the Paraguayan construction sector?
Julio César Suárez: Thank you for having me! Our motivation stems from the growing demand for quality construction services in Paraguay. We’ve been impressed by the economic potential here, and we believe our expertise can contribute significantly to local projects and infrastructure development. Additionally, partnering with local Paraguayan businessmen allows us to create a strong foundation for our operations.
Editor: This initial investment of approximately USD 5 million is substantial. Can you elaborate on what this investment will focus on in the first stage?
Julio César Suárez: Absolutely. Our initial investment will primarily be directed towards establishing our operational base, including acquiring necessary licenses and permits, as well as initiating various construction projects that we have planned. One of our goals is to implement sustainable practices and technology, which we believe are essential in today’s construction landscape.
Editor: Speaking of sustainability, how does Preforte plan to incorporate sustainable practices into its operations in Paraguay?
Julio César Suárez: Sustainability is a core value for us at Preforte. We plan to use eco-friendly materials and modern construction techniques that reduce waste and energy consumption. We aim to collaborate closely with local suppliers who share our commitment to sustainability, ensuring that our operations not only meet our business goals but also benefit the environment.
Editor: It sounds like you’re bringing a lot of positive initiatives to the local market. What are your expectations for the growth and impact of Preforte in Paraguay?
Julio César Suárez: We have high expectations. Given that the construction sector in Paraguay has been experiencing significant growth, we believe that our presence will not only enhance competition but also elevate the standards in the industry. Additionally, as a neighboring country, Bolivia allows us to leverage synergies and foster a collaborative environment with local partners.
Editor: With President Santiago Peña’s administration focusing on attracting investments, how do you see the relationship between the government and entrepreneurs like Preforte?
Julio César Suárez: The relationship is crucial. We have observed a commitment from the government to create an attractive investment climate, characterized by stability and security. This encourages not only us but many investors to consider Paraguay as a favorable destination for our operations. We’re excited to contribute to this vision of growth and development.
Editor: Thank you, Julio! We look forward to seeing how Preforte develops in Paraguay and contributes to the sustainable development of the construction sector.
Julio César Suárez: Thank you! We’re eager to get started and make a positive impact.
