Chilean startup G-Strata plans to enter Peru and Uruguay during the first half of 2027. The company locates underground water with its own geophysical equipment and AI. It reports accumulated sales near US$1 million.
Expansion details
In Peru, G-Strata is selling one device to Universidad Nacional de San Agustín after an August field campaign in Arequipa. The sale includes a software license and would mark its first system commercialized abroad. Uruguay will receive a technology demonstration in December and a service-focused operation.
Local market approach
Since its market launch at Expo Agua in August 2025, the company has not sold equipment in Chile. It serves clients including Dirección General de Aguas, Esval, Aguas Andinas, and rural drinking water services. Its revenue model combines consulting, Waterlink subscriptions, and equipment rental payments.
Technology and software
The system combines geophysical and hydrogeological data with AI algorithms and field measurements from a proprietary device. G-Strata reports a 90% success rate for locating water. Its updated G-Waterlink 2.0 platform adds AI agents, hydrogeological modeling, and extraction cost forecasts beyond a decade.
The startup plans to open offices in Peru and Uruguay in the first half of 2027. It also targets Texas as a third market that year. G-Strata is seeking outside capital in the coming months while operating with its own funding.