Alo expands presence in Peru

Chile’s largest rental company Alo Group has opened a new branch in Peru.

The premises in Lima Norte, Chancay, is set to grow coverage and technical support in a number of key sectors such as ports, mining, construction, and industry, aligning with the development of the future megaport in the area.

The Alo Group headquarters in Chile. (PHOTO: Alo Group)

“This strategic opening strengthens the company’s presence in the Peruvian market and reaffirms its commitment to being ever closer to its clients,” said the company. 

The new base is located in a major industrial zone, the center of major infrastructure projects such as the future Chancay megaport, and will allow Alo Group to provide rental, sales, and specialized technical support solutions with greater coverage, speed, and logistical efficiency throughout the entire northern Lima area.

Gabriel Herrera, General Manager of Alo Peru, said, “This new branch in Chancay is not just a physical expansion; it is the materialization of our commitment to the Peruvian market. We are investing to be exactly where our clients need us, prepared to be a strategic partner in the region’s development, especially with the scale of projects like the megaport.”

The facility will offer the company’s complete portfolio, including aerial work platforms and telehandlers from ALO Lift, aimed at the construction, mining, port, industrial, and logistics sectors.

Alejandro Zenklussen, Director and Founder of ALO Group, commented on the company’s strategy, “Our commitment to Peru is built on a deep, long-standing knowledge of the local market.

“We understand the specific needs of Peruvian industry, and we know that the highest quality service, the standard ALO is known for, is only possible through genuine, physical proximity. This Chancay branch is a key part of our strategy to be exactly where our clients need us. We will continue to reinforce our physical presence to guarantee unmatched local support and ensure we are a true partner in their success.”