Private investment in infrastructure transportation concession will exceed US$1,000 million by the end of this year, Scotiabank estimated, based on figures from January to August from Ositrán.
“The execution of preliminary works would continue in projects awarded by Proinversión during 2023 and 2024 – a joint awarded amount close to US$11.3 billion -, projects such as the transmission lines, the San Juan de Marcona Port and the Peripheral Road Ring,” the entity indicated.
Regarding the awards of projects to be developed via Works for Tax (OxI), we expect that the amount awarded will exceed S/4,000 million in 2025, and may exceed the amount achieved in 2024.
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Between January and October of this year, the recognition of investments in transportation infrastructure by Ositran reached US$691 million, a figure close to the US$718 million executed in the same period of 2024.
The amount executed was mainly explained by the largest investment recognized in projects such as: Line 2 of the Lima Metro (US$297 million), the expansion of the Jorge Chávez International Airport (US$297 million), the Terminal Muelle Norte in Callao (US$25 million), the First Group of Regional Airports (US$17 million) and the Salaverry Port (US$9 million).
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