London, September 9, 2025.- The executive director of PROINVERSIÓN, Tabata Vivanco del Castillo, spoke at the seminar “Invest in Peru – An Attractive Investment Opportunity,” held today, Tuesday, September 9, where she presented a portfolio of 80 public-private partnership (PPP) and asset projects for the 2025-2026 period, worth more than USD 20 billion, focused on key sectors such as transportation, energy, sanitation, education, health, tourism, real estate, among others.
“Our goal is to attract global investors to become our strategic partners and develop portfolio projects that will contribute to improving our productivity and competitiveness, and boost our country’s economic and social development,” said the head of PROINVERSIÓN during her presentation.
She reaffirmed that Peru is a solid and attractive place for private investment. “We have a stable legal framework, as well as international treaties that guarantee investment and regulations that ensure transparency and predictability,” she said.
She explained that PROINVERSIÓN’s 2025-2026 portfolio includes 25 transportation projects worth USD 8,131 billion (Third Group of Airports, road corridors, among others); 13 PPP sanitation initiatives worth USD 3,132 billion; 24 electricity and hydrocarbon projects worth USD 3,477 billion; six real estate projects, such as the Ancon Industrial Park, and tourism projects requiring an estimated investment of USD 2,479 billion; and six education projects worth USD 2,216 billion.
It should be noted that the Peruvian delegation is led by the Minister of Economy and Finance, Raul Perez Reyes, who in his presentation at Canning House and in one-on-one meetings with investors from Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs, highlighted that in 2024 Peru achieved a historic award of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) worth nearly USD 9 billion, the highest figure in the last decade.
The Peruvian delegation will continue its agenda in Madrid until Thursday, September 11, promoting Peru as an attractive destination for investment and international trade, and facilitating closer ties between foreign investors, authorities, and Peruvian companies.
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