PROINVERSIÓN is expected to award 24 projects totaling over US$ 10 billion by July 2026

Lima, November 26, 2025.- PROINVERSIÓN’s Executive Director, Luis Del Carpio, participated in the INFRA Summit Peru 2025, a gathering that brought together leaders from the public and private sectors involved in the execution of G2G and PPP projects. During his presentation in the session “Success Stories and Lessons Learned,” he highlighted the importance of accelerating infrastructure development under higher standards, delivering tangible results for citizens.

Del Carpio presented the projected portfolio through July 2026, which includes 24 projects and addenda with an estimated value of over US$ 10 billion, benefiting more than 10 million Peruvians across 19 regions of the country.

He added that, after finalizing the investment advance at the Port of Matarani (US$ 1,073 million), PROINVERSIÓN is now working on the Development of Additional Investments (addenda) in key transportation projects such as the Second Group of Airports, Transportadora Callao, the expansion of Lima Metro Line 1, and Road Network 6, which will total US$ 7,502 million by July 2026.

In his presentation, PROINVERSIÓN’s head emphasized the pillars of the PPP 5.0 vision, which promotes more collaborative, digital, and sustainable models; a logistical and territorial integration that moves beyond isolated infrastructure; and a State evolving from a promoter role to a facilitator of projects with tangible impact on citizens’ lives.

SUCCESS STORY

At another point in his presentation, Del Carpio also highlighted port projects as success stories under the PPP model. In the case of the Salaverry Multipurpose Port Terminal (US$ 229 million investment), he noted that its implementation enabled the execution of health and education projects within the Salaverry district through the Social Fund, which, from 2018 to 2024, has managed to raise S/ 26 million annually for the benefit of the local population.

In 2014 alone, he also emphasized that the investment and operating expenses of the North Dock, South Dock, and Concentrate Shipping Terminal generated an impact of US$ 598 million in added value and contributed to the creation of 66,000 jobs.