Lima, February 19, 2026.- Peru is moving towards a new stage in infrastructure development under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model, consolidating a historic portfolio of 253 projects awarded for US$ 51.4 billion between 2002 and 2025, according to official figures from PROINVERSIÓN.
Of that total, over the last 23 years, PROINVERSIÓN has awarded 145 PPP projects worth US$ 39.1 billion, marking a progressive evolution of the model from PPP 1.0 to the current PPP 5.0, an approach that incorporates substantive improvements in governance, more agile processes, simplification of addenda, and a full-cycle view of the project.
The investments cover nine (9) strategic sectors: Transport, Sanitation, Energy, Mining, Education, Health, Irrigation, Tourism and Real Estate, with an impact in 25 regions of the country and more than 33 million beneficiaries. Among the emblematic projects, the Peripheral Ring Road stands out, a key initiative for urban connectivity and the country’s logistical competitiveness.
PPP 5: MORE COMPETITIVE CONDITIONS
Luis Del Carpio, executive president of PROINVERSIÓN, indicated that the new PPP Law introduces more agile processes, greater clarity in risk allocation, and mechanisms that strengthen contractual predictability, all of which are key factors in long-term investment decision-making.
“Peru has taken a decisive step toward a more modern, transparent, and predictable PPP model. PPP 5.0 improves structuring, reduces timeframes, and strengthens legal certainty, creating more competitive conditions to attract sustainable private investment,” he said.
He also highlighted that the Works for Taxes (OxI) mechanism strengthens the public-private investment ecosystem, registering 1,144 interventions worth S/ 17,879 million between 2009 and February 2026, with the participation of 419 private companies.
“This instrument allows for the acceleration of social and productive infrastructure under more efficient implementation schemes, expanding opportunities for the private sector,” he added.
SUSTAINABILITY AND PREDICTABILITY
The new generation PPP 5.0 incorporates international standards in structuring, risk management, and sustainability, with the aim of improving contractual predictability, reducing timeframes, and strengthening the execution of strategic projects.
The consolidation of the PPP 5.0 framework, together with the acceleration of awards and institutional strengthening, positions Peru as one of the most dynamic markets in the region in terms of structuring infrastructure projects with long-term private participation at the national level.
