Peru’s private investment agency ProInversion is wooing global investors with over $6.3bn of projects set to close next year.
At an event organised by the country’s embassy to build relationships between Peru and Singapore, South Korea and Australia, the agency set out its pipeline as it looked to “attract the interest of global investors”.
The countries form part of the Pacific Alliance, along with Mexico, Colombia and Chile, which looks to drive foreign investment in sanitation and transport projects.
ProInversion said that over $6.3bn-worth of PPP projects will be awarded next year, including flagship projects such as the Peripheral Ring Road, the Ancon Industrial Park and Port Terminal at San Juan de Marcona.
“We are working hand in hand with the different sectors to meet our goal of awarding the 12 state initiative projects and declaring the eight private initiative projects of our portfolio of mature projects of interest by the end of 2022,” said ProInversion director Alejandro Prieto.