The Private Investment Promotion Agency (ProInversión) of Peru has presented to the Congress of the Andean country the results of the public-private partnership scheme (APP) and of the Works for Taxes (OxI) mechanism, which in 2026 has achieved a record of 10.800 billion soles (2.808 billion euros).
As “Andina” has reported, the executive president of ProInversión, Luis del Carpio, has stated that this amount triples what was achieved between January and November 2025, a leap that he attributes to the regulatory changes approved by the legislative branch in recent years.
Since its launch in 2008, Peru has awarded investments through OxI that exceed 27.000 million soles (7.019 million euros).
This system makes it possible for companies to finance and execute projects prioritized by the Peruvian State, which recognizes the investment through certificates applicable to the payment of taxes once it receives the completed infrastructure.
On the other hand, Del Carpio has emphasized that, in the historical accumulated total, 153 public-private collaboration projects have been structured for an amount exceeding 42.200 billion dollars (37.693 billion euros).