Lima, (EFE).- Peru’s Private Investment Promotion Agency (Proinversión) started a promotional tour this Monday in London seeking to attract investors from the UK, Italy and Spain to its 2023-2024 portfolio of projects, representing an estimated investment of more than 8.5 billion dollar.
The presentations, which will take place in London, Milan and Madrid until next Friday, are made by the delegation state agency that will present 42 Public-Private Alliance projects (APPLICATION) and Projects in Assets in Peruthe organization said in a statement.
Team Peruvian engineers are led by Proinversión line directors Denisse Miralles and Emerson Castroand will present projects focused on the transport, energy, health, education, water and sanitation sectors, which are already in their most advanced phases.
Proinversión detailed that this Monday the presentation will take place in London, Tuesday and Wednesday in Milan, and Thursday and Friday in Madrid.
“The aim is to attract the best global operators, to generate competition, complete awards and ensure the provision of services to high quality standards, for the benefit of society”
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In this case, the Peruvian team’s work agenda includes bilateral meetings and presentation events with company representatives, consultants and investment banking agents.
State agency reports that for the 2023-2024 period it is tasked with promoting five projects in the transportation sector, whose total investment exceeds 4.2 billion dollars, and in the electricity sector they are working on 20 projects, with an estimated investment of 1.7 billion dollars.
In water and sanitation Nine project concessions were promoted, with investments of more than 1.2 billion dollars, and in the health sector there were two PPP projects with an estimated investment of 140 million dollars.
For education sector, two other PPP projects are expected to receive funding, with investments of more than 320 million dollars; two in the tourism sector, amounting to 200 million dollars; and two others from the real estate sector, totaling $840 million.
Proinversión assures that Peru’s macroeconomic stability, legal framework that supports private investment and national infrastructure plans position the country “as an attractive place to be for high-level investors.
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