What URBI Proyectos does

URBI Proyectos Urbanos (legal name: URBI PROYECTOS S.A.C.) is a Peruvian urban development and project management firm that operates as the real estate and infrastructure vehicle of Grupo Intercorp, one of Peru's largest business conglomerates. Headquartered in Torre Interbank in Lima's La Victoria district, the company specializes in three service lines: Private Projects (Proyectos Privados) involving land acquisition, rezoning, and mixed-use development; Public-Private Partnerships and Active Projects (Asociaciones Público Privadas / Proyectos en Activos); and management of the government's Obras por Impuestos (OXI) tax-credit program, through which private companies finance public infrastructure and recover investment via tax credits. URBI acts as project gestor/manager across these lines, with a portfolio spanning iconic assets such as Torre Interbank (designed by Hans Hollein, 1998), the Real Plaza shopping center chain across multiple provinces, Real Centro Cívico Lima, Centro Comercial Talara, and the Rex Lima Norte rezoning project.

URBI's customer base is dual-segmented. On the public side, the company engages with national and regional Peruvian government entities as the contracting authority for OXI and APP projects across 8 regions (Ancash, Arequipa, Junín, La Libertad, Lima, Loreto, Moquegua, Piura), with managed OXI investments exceeding S/ 565.18 million. On the private side, the company develops commercial real estate for Grupo Intercorp affiliates (Interbank, Plaza Vea, Promart, Oeschle) and external tenants such as Cineplanet, with individual projects ranging from 30,000 to 40,000+ m2 of leasable area and capital outlays from approximately S/ 55 million to S/ 275 million per project. The revenue model combines project management fees, structuring commissions, and one-time development/licensing revenue; pricing is project-specific and not publicly disclosed.

URBI employs 27 staff, making it a capital-light coordinator of large-scale developments rather than a vertically integrated construction firm. GTM is relationship-driven enterprise and government field sales, with no public marketing budget, an institutional LinkedIn/website presence, and direct contact via phone, email, and WhatsApp. The company's competitive position rests on its specialized regulatory expertise in the OXI/APP framework, its brand affiliation with Grupo Intercorp, and its captive pipeline of anchor tenants, rather than on proprietary technology; no AI/ML capabilities, software products, or API offerings are disclosed.

Name

URBI Proyectos

Legal name

URBI PROYECTOS S.A.C.

Website

https://urbiproyectos.pe

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

URBI Proyectos is a Peruvian urban development and project management firm within Grupo Intercorp that structures public-private partnerships, manages Obras por Impuestos (tax-credit) public works, and develops mixed-use commercial and shopping center projects across 8 Peruvian regions for government clients and Intercorp affiliates.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Urban Development & Infrastructure Project Management

SIC

Land Subdividers & Developers (No Cemeteries) (6552), Operative Builders (1531)

akta.pro primary industry

Regional & Land Use Planning (BPAHAKAE)

Keywords

• Urban development services
• Public-private partnerships
• Obras por impuestos
• Real estate development
• Infrastructure project management

Headquarters

HQ city

Lima

HQ country

Peru

HQ region

Latin America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Obras por Impuestos (Works for Taxes) Management: URBI manages public works projects funded through the Peruvian government's 'Obras por Impuestos' (OXI) program, which allows private companies to finance public infrastructure projects and recover the investment through tax credits. URBI serves as project gestor/manager, structuring and overseeing projects across multiple Peruvian regions.
2. Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Structuring: URBI structures and implements public-private partnership arrangements where government and private entities co-finance public infrastructure and services. Revenue is generated through project management fees and development commissions.
3. Private Urban Development Projects: Development and management of private investment projects including shopping centers (Real Plaza chain), mixed-use urban centers, and commercial real estate. Projects span land acquisition, zoning changes, master planning, and construction management.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

URBI Proyectos Urbanos is a Peruvian urban development and project management company that structures, develops, and manages large-scale urban infrastructure and commercial real estate projects. It operates three service lines: Proyectos Privados (private urban developments such as shopping centers and mixed-use centers), Asociaciones Público Privadas (public-private partnerships co-financed with the government), and Obras por Impuestos (OxI) program management, where it acts as gestor coordinating between private companies and public entities across 8 Peruvian regions.

Product overview

URBI Proyectos Urbanos is a Peruvian urban development company and part of the Intercorp Group, operating as a single integrated service platform focused on structuring, developing, and managing urban projects. The company offers three main service lines: Private Projects (Proyectos Privados), Public-Private Partnerships/Active Projects (Asociaciones Público Privadas), and Tax Works (Obras por Impuestos - OxI). Its portfolio includes branded shopping centers under the Real Plaza name, commercial properties like Torre Interbank, and regional infrastructure projects managed through the OxI program across multiple Peruvian departments totaling hundreds of millions in soles of managed investment.

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Products and services

• Proyectos Privados (Private Projects) Investment projects on public resources or assets, including management of land acquisition, zoning changes, and urban development for mixed-use commercial centers such as shopping malls and corporate headquarters. Designed for private enterprise clients and Grupo Intercorp companies seeking to develop or expand commercial real estate in Peru.
• Asociaciones Público Privadas (Public-Private Partnerships / Active Projects) Structuring and implementation of public-private partnership arrangements where government and private entities co-finance public infrastructure and services. URBI generates revenue through project management fees and development commissions on these arrangements, targeting both national and regional government entities in Peru.
• Obras por Impuestos (OxI) - Tax Works Program Management of public works projects funded through the Peruvian government's 'Obras por Impuestos' (OXI) program, allowing private companies to finance public infrastructure projects and recover the investment through tax credits. URBI serves as project gestor, structuring and overseeing projects across 8 Peruvian regions with total managed investments of S/ 565.18 million+.

Quantifiable outcome

• S/ 565.18 million in OXI project investments managed across 8 regions

Named customers5 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

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Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• Peruvian Government Entities (Various Regional Governments)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerURBI partners with national and regional Peruvian government entities for public-private partnerships (APP) and obras por impuestos (OXI) projects. The company collaborates with government to structure and manage public infrastructure projects including roads, utilities, and public spaces across 8 Peruvian regions.
• Strategic Partners in Primavera DevelopmentminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerReal Plaza Primavera was developed by Grupo Intercorp in collaboration with two strategic partners who later withdrew from the project. URBI assumed full control of the shopping center after partners' exit.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• JJC Contratistas Generales: Peruvian construction company with infrastructure and PPP project exposure. Comparable in large-scale project execution and government-private infrastructure work within Peru's OxI and APP frameworks.
• Cumbra: Peruvian construction firm (formerly GyM/Stracon, an Aenza subsidiary) with infrastructure and PPP exposure. Directly comparable as a Peruvian infrastructure and construction peer competing for similar PPP/OxI mandates.
• Centenario: Peruvian real estate developer (Grupo Centenario) focused on urban master-planned communities. Comparable in urban master-planning and mixed-use real estate development within Peru, though Centenario skews more toward residential than retail-led projects.
• Cosapi: Major Peruvian engineering and construction firm with significant PPP infrastructure exposure. Comparable in PPP project execution and government-contracted infrastructure work across Peru, competing for similar OxI and APP mandates.
• Besco: Peruvian construction company with infrastructure and mining projects. Comparable as a Peruvian construction and infrastructure operator competing in the same project bidding market as URBI's OxI and APP opportunities.
• Aenza: Peru's largest infrastructure conglomerate (formerly Graña y Montero) and historically the country's largest PPP and construction operator. Comparable in PPP/OxI project structuring and urban infrastructure investment, though larger and more diversified than URBI.
• Obrainsa: Peruvian construction and real estate firm with PPP infrastructure exposure. Comparable in construction execution and public-private project development within Peru, often bidding for similar municipal and regional projects.
• Aldesa: Construction and infrastructure group with PPP exposure across Latin America. Comparable in PPP infrastructure bidding and execution in Peru and the broader region, competing for similar concessions and Obras por Impuestos mandates.

Regional players

• Vinte: Mexican housing developer focused on sustainable master-planned communities. Comparable as a Latin American urban development platform with structured project execution, though focused on housing rather than retail-led mixed-use developments.

Others

• InRetail: Sister entity within Grupo Intercorp that operates shopping centers and commercial real estate. Not a direct competitor but ecosystem-adjacent — InRetail is typically the long-term owner/operator of shopping center assets URBI develops.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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