LPA Secures Regulatory Approval for $145M Asset Sale in Peru

Key Facts

In a move reflecting the strategic divestment trends within the emerging markets logistics sector, Logistic Properties of the Americas has cleared a major regulatory hurdle. The company (LPA) received definitive approval from Peru's antitrust authority, INDECOPI, for the sale of its Parque Logístico Lima Sur asset. The transaction is valued at $145 million and involves the transfer of a 1.3 million square foot logistics park to FIBRA Prime.

This regulatory clearance was the primary remaining obstacle for the previously announced transaction. According to reports, the sale is expected to provide significant liquidity and execution certainty for the small-cap entity. The divestment of this Peruvian asset aligns with the company's broader corporate strategy to optimize its portfolio through targeted asset sales.

Monitoring the stock's performance, LPA stood at $3.03 (close September 10, 2026), having traded between a day low of $2.91 and a high of $3.11. Investors will be watching for the final closing of the transaction following this approval, while broader market sentiment remains influenced by recent global trade data, including China's Balance of Trade figures released earlier this week.