Peru's investment agency ProInversion has a committed $15.6B infrastructure corridor pipeline, while an $81.2B rail vision remains aspirational.
Peru · Economy
Key Facts
—Committed pipeline. Peru’s investment agency ProInversion has a firm portfolio of 63 projects worth US$15.6 billion for 2025-2026.
—2026 target. For 2026 alone, ProInversion plans to award 46 projects valued at US$8.282 billion across multiple sectors.
—Aspirational rail vision. A broader US$81.2 billion railway-network concept remains a long-term vision, not a fully financed program.
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