MEF: 80 projects worth over US$20 billion expected to be awarded in Peru between 2025–2026

The Minister of Economy and Finance, Raúl Pérez Reyes, announced that 80 projects worth more than US$20 billion are expected to be awarded in sectors such as transport, health, sanitation, education, energy, and tourism between 2025 and 2026.

The senior official led the Peruvian delegation at the XVIII Europe Roadshow 2025, which began in London on Monday, with the aim of positioning Peru as a reliable, competitive, and stable investment destination.

During his meeting with Goldman Sachs Senior Partner Fernando Bravo, Minister Pérez Reyes reported that 80 projects worth more than US$20 billion are expected to be awarded between 2025 and 2026 in key sectors, including transport, health, sanitation, education, energy, and tourism.

The Minister highlighted flagship initiatives such as the Third Group of Airports, the Ancón Industrial Park, and wastewater treatment plants (PTAR) in Maldonado and Cajamarca.

In meetings with representatives of Energy Infrastructure Group (EIG) and IFM Investors, the Minister explained that the Government is promoting a hybrid model for flagship projects such as Lines 3 and 4 of the Lima Metro.

The model combines the Government-to-Government (G2G) experience with the financial efficiency of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), for a total investment of US$10 billion.

This is complemented by major railway projects such as Lima–Ica, San Juan de Marcona–Andahuaylas, and the Trans-Andean Tunnel, with a combined portfolio exceeding US$20 billion.

“Peru offers clear rules, legal stability, and an ambitious portfolio of strategic projects open to investment that will drive development, employment, and competitiveness throughout the country,” said Pérez Reyes.

Regulations for the new PPP Law

The Minister also announced that the regulations for the new PPP Law will be published shortly.

The new regulations introduce improvements to ProInversión’s governance, simplify procedures, and ensure predictable timelines for project execution.

He added that, through the Regulatory Shock 2.0 initiative, specific measures are being implemented to accelerate environmental, archaeological, and municipal approvals, removing barriers that delay investment.

In his presentation at Canning House and in individual meetings with investors from Deutsche Bank and Goldman Sachs, Pérez Reyes highlighted that in 2024, Peru achieved a historic record of PPP awards of nearly US$9 billion.