Primus Capital, currently in the process of being sold to the joint venture formed by Toesca and TC Latin American Partners, has consolidated its recovery and reported profits of nearly $9. 5 billion by the end of 2025. According to the company’s report to the Financial Market Commission, during the fiscal year, it achieved a profit attributable to the owners of the parent company of $9.
49 billion, significantly surpassing the losses recorded in 2024, which amounted to $4. 606 billion. In its reasoned analysis, the firm indicated that ordinary revenues for 2025 increased by 30.
35% compared to 2024, driven by higher income from factoring and leasing. Additionally, Primus's operating result increased by 68. 67% due to the higher revenues.
Diversified Portfolio Part of Primus's strong performance was attributed to the diversification of its portfolio, "allowing for better management and a reduction in the risk of concentration in a particular economic sector. " By the end of December 2025, in Chile, the "general services" sector increased from 19. 77% to 23.
84%, while the "commercialization" sector decreased from 20. 43% to 18. 82% compared to December 31, 2024, explained Pri…
Meanwhile, the subsidiary Primus Capital Peru has also been diversifying its portfolio across different economic sectors to control and manage the risks associated with managing a portfolio highly concentrated in a few sectors. Compared to December 2024, by the end of December 2025, the "construction and commercialization" sector saw a relative decrease from 23. 63% to 23.
04% and from 22. 68% to 18. 05%, respectively.