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COPEINCA (China National Fisheries)
COPEINCA (Corporación Pesquera Inca S.A.C.); owned by China National Fisheries Corporation (CNFC), a Chinese state enterprise; receives ~19% of Peru's anchoveta landings — the second-largest company share in the fishery; CNFC acquired COPEINCA in 2013 for ~$800M, making it the first Chinese state acquisition of a major Western fishmeal company; operates Chimbote processing plants; Chinese state ownership of 19% of Peru's catch means Beijing directly controls a material share of the world's most important fishmeal fishery
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COPEINCA Chimbote Fishmeal Plant →
PEAncash · processing
COPEINCA's primary processing facility; Chimbote receives the largest share of Peru's anchoveta landings; plant conversion to natural gas underway (~$7M investment) to reduce costs and emissions; Chinese state-owned (CNFC)
COPEINCA Chimbote Peru Fishmeal Plant →
PEChimbote, Peru · food processing
Major Peruvian fishmeal and fish oil processing facility; anchovy-based production; operated by COPEINCA (China National Fisheries); Chimbote is center of Peru's fishmeal industry
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Did you know2023
China National Fisheries Corporation (CNFC), a Chinese state enterprise, acquired COPEINCA in 2013 for ~$800 million — the first Chinese state acquisition of a major Western fishmeal company. CNFC-owned COPEINCA now controls ~19% of Peru's anchoveta landings. This means Beijing has a direct state-owned stake in the world's most important fishmeal fishery, mirroring its strategy in critical minerals: acquire upstream capacity before scarcity becomes obvious.
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