Tradeview is boosting its presence in Peru with the launch
of a larger office in Lima this June. According to the firm’s announcement,
this expansion aligns with its broader strategy to scale up operations across
Latin America.

Expanding Services in Latin America

With a presence in Peru for over 14 years, Tradeview is now
ramping up investments to support ambitious growth targets. According to a LinkedIn post by the CEO and Founder Timothy Furey, the company plans to increase its business in the country by 50% this year and double it by 2025.

Peru is just the first step as Tradeview eyes expansion in
Mexico, Chile, and Uruguay. The firm mentioned that the new office in Lima
marks a significant investment in the region. Furey emphasized that the
expansion is part of an aggressive growth strategy, reinforcing the company’s
long-term commitment to Latin America.

“Tradeview is expanding its presence in Lima with a new,
larger office this June, reinforcing our aggressive growth strategy across
Latin America,” Furey said.

“We’ve been active in the Peruvian market for over 14 years,
and now we’re scaling up. With plans to grow our business by 50% this year and
double it by 2025, we’re making significant investments in the region—offices,
sponsorships, education, and more.”

Mexico, Chile, and Uruguay

Tradeview welcomed the moves, describing them as part of a larger plan
to strengthen its local presence while building deeper connections with
traders, institutions, and partners.

Tradeview is also targeting Mexico, Chile, and Uruguay as
part of its broader regional expansion strategy. By opening multiple offices
across Latin America, the firm aims to tap into the growing demand for
financial services and trading solutions in the region.

“And Peru is just the beginning! Mexico, Chile,
and Uruguay are next. Huge thanks to Diario Gestión and Paolo Rojas for the
insightful conversation and office tour. Exciting things ahead,” Furey added.