📋 Tender Overview
National port system exceeded 132 million tons moved in 2025 and is preparing new investments in eight concessioned terminals.The Ministry of Transportation and Communications (MTC) reported that the concessioned port sector will make investments of more than USD 206 million in the modernization of infrastructure and services in eight terminals in the country, as part of a strategy to strengthen logistics competitiveness and guarantee the sustained growth of foreign trade.
Through the National Port Authority (APN), the sector highlighted that the National Port System moved more than 132 million metric tons in 2025, consolidating its key role in the national economy.
In Callao, the countrys main port hub, APM Terminals is advancing with Stage 3A of the North Terminal, which includes the installation of grain unloaders, new silos and improvements in access and infrastructure. Likewise, the start of Stage 3B is expected, which includes the construction of new moorings and dredging works. For its part, DP World Callao plans to promote new investments to expand its operational capacity, while the mineral concentrate terminal prioritizes operational continuity and improvements in its infrastructure.
In regions, the Salaverry, Paracas, Matarani, Paita and Yurimaguas terminals will carry out investments aimed at expanding storage areas, incorporating modern equipment, improving port infrastructure and strengthening operational efficiency, contributing to boosting regional economies and the national logistics chain.
The MTC highlighted that these investments are developed in coordination with the private sector under the concessions model, which ensures the continuity of the projects, optimizes port services and reduces logistics costs. In this way, the country advances in the consolidation of a modern, competitive port system aligned with the growth of international trade.
