
Para-kun
Starts with the central question: why the company was able to grow and how its business model changed.
Founded in 1991, Tecnomyl combines manufacturing in Villeta, expansion into biological inputs, logistics in Ciudad del Este, a presence in Brazil and Bolivia, and an IFC investment in 2026. Issue 011 examines how the company’s sources of growth are changing, alongside its size.

The official characters retain the roles established in Issues 008–010.

Starts with the central question: why the company was able to grow and how its business model changed.

Examines industrial capacity, IFC investment, exports and biological inputs using primary sources.

Looks at delivery through manufacturing in Villeta, logistics in Ciudad del Este and farmers’ practical needs.

Explores what Tecnomyl’s experience means for international businesses and investors.
SENAVE regulation, local manufacturing and regulatory updates in 2026
US$40M approved, financing structure, Villeta, logistics and pending disbursement
Its port, energy, proximity to Asunción and investment explain its industrial advantage