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San Martín, in consortium with HV Contratistas – SalfaCorp, will lead the execution of earthworks and reinforced concrete structures for a strategic UNACEM project.
San Martín Contratistas Generales, a leading company in mining operation and construction projects, together with HV Contratistas, has been awarded by UNACEM to carry out earthworks and reinforced concrete structures for the new primary crusher and storage yards in Atocongo, Stage I. This significant project represents a new milestone in the country’s infrastructure and construction sector.
HV Contratistas, recognized for its extensive experience in construction and electromechanical assembly, has 73 years of industry expertise. Since 2008, it has been part of SalfaCorp, one of Latin America’s leading engineering and construction companies, which enables it to undertake projects of high technical and operational complexity.
The project includes key services such as earthworks and the construction of reinforced concrete structures, essential for the development of the planned infrastructure. These activities will be carried out under strict quality and safety standards, reflecting the consortium’s commitment to operational efficiency, sustainability, and responsible development.
The consortium will take on this technical challenge with its characteristic commitment to excellence and safety — values that define both companies.
About San Martín Contratistas Generales S.A.:
With more than three decades of experience, San Martín is a benchmark in mining operation and construction services, with a presence in Peru, Colombia, and Spain. Its client portfolio includes leading companies such as UNACEM, Pacasmayo, and Hochschild Mining, standing out for its focus on safety, sustainability, and innovation in every project.
About HV Contratistas – SalfaCorp:
Founded in 1951, HV Contratistas – SalfaCorp specializes in construction and electromechanical assembly for various sectors, including mining, energy, and infrastructure. Since 2008, it has been part of SalfaCorp, one of the main engineering and construction groups in Latin America, strengthening its technical and operational capacity to take on large-scale projects.
This new project consolidates both companies’ leadership position in the construction sector and reinforces their commitment to working as a team to exceed client expectations while actively contributing to the country’s sustainable development.
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