Peru's north Lima has one landlord for electricity: Pluz Energía, a state-owned Chinese utility wearing a Peruvian name, supplying power to one in every six residents of the capital. Its monopoly concession is permanent, its tariffs are government-set, and its cash flows are as close to guaranteed as business gets. Full namePluz Energía Perú S.A.A. Ticker / ExchangePLUZENC1 / Bolsa de Valores de Lima (BVL) HeadquartersLima, Peru SectorRegulated electricity distribution Employees708 Market value (market cap)S/ 4,095 MM (approx. US$1.20 bn) at S/1.35/share, Jun 2026 Yearly sales (revenue, FY2025)S/ 4,220 MM …
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