📋 Tender Overview
The increase was driven by Lima Metro and airport projects, according to figures supervised by Ositran.The accumulated valued investment in concessioned transportation infrastructure grew 10.4% in 2025 compared to 2024, going from USD 12,762 million to USD 14,085 million, which represents an increase of USD 1,323 million in the valuation of investments under concession, reported the Supervisory Body for Investment in Public Use Transportation Infrastructure (Ositran).
This result reflects the acceleration of strategic projects, mainly in the infrastructure of the Lima Metro and the airport sector, which concentrated the greatest execution during the year.
By type of infrastructure, the infrastructure of Line 2 of the Lima Metro led the annual execution with USD 603.7 million valued, equivalent to about 46% of the total invested in 2025, highlighting the investments executed by the concessionaire of Line 2 of the Lima Metro.
Airport infrastructure followed, with USD 481.3 million, driven mainly by investments made by Lima Airport Partners (LAP), associated with expansion and modernization works at the Jorge Chavez International Airport.
To a lesser extent, investments were recorded in roads (USD 137.0 million) and ports (USD 100.6 million), linked to maintenance work, operational improvements and security adjustments carried out by the respective concessionaires.
December marked the peak of investment of the year
The highest monthly level of investment was recorded in December 2025, with USD 290.5 million valued. Once again, the infrastructure of Line 2 of the Lima Metro led the execution with USD 140.9 million, equivalent to 48.5% of the monthly total, followed by roads (USD 62.8 million), airports (USD 59.2 million) and ports (USD 27.5 million).
Ositran highlighted that the growth of investment shows the dynamism of private investment in transportation infrastructure and the importance of technical and economic supervision to ensure compliance with concession contracts and the closing of connectivity and competitiveness gaps in the country.
Advancement of investment commitments
In accumulated terms, it reached a total of USD 14,085 million at the end of 2025, which represents a global advance of 64% with respect to the total reference amount of concession contracts, estimated at USD 22,008 million. This level of execution shows sustained progress in meeting the investment commitments assumed by the concessionaires.
By sector, roads register the highest level of accumulated progress, with 82.9% of the investment commitment executed. They are followed by railways and Metro Lines, with an advance of 73.3%, driven mainly by the investments made by the concessionaire of Metro Line 2.
In the airport area, the accumulated progress reaches 56%, highlighting the investments carried out by Lima Airport Partners (LAP) in the Jorge Chavez International Airport, while the ports register a progress of 61.6%, associated with modernization works and operational improvements in concessioned terminals.
