Valued investments in transport infrastructure supervised by the Supervisory Agency for Investment in Public Transport Infrastructure (OSITRAN) reached USD 1031.7 million between January and September 2026, an amount 18.4% higher than the USD 871.4 million recorded in the same period of the previous year.
The airport sector led the execution of investments with USD 520.4 million, equivalent to 50.4% of the total valued during the first nine months of the year. This was followed by railways and the Lima Metro, with USD 391 million (37.9%); roads, with USD 104.8 million (10.2%); and ports, with USD 15.4 million (1.5%).
Together, the airport and railway/Lima Metro sectors accounted for 88.3% of the valued investments in the period.
Valued Investments During September
In September 2026, investments totaled USD 136.4 million, a figure 24.3% lower than the USD 180.2 million recognized in the previous year.
By sector, investments were distributed as follows: USD 87.7 million in railways and the Lima Metro, USD 35.8 million in airports, USD 10.9 million in roads, and USD 2 million in ports.
The concessionaire of Line 2 of the Lima Metro valued the total progress of investments in the acquisition of electromechanical equipment such as escalators, elevators, and fans; the provision of prefabricated beams, prefabricated structures for workshops and superstructure; civil works at Central, Carmen de la Legua, San Marcos, Elio, Parque Murillo stations and in ventilation shafts, urban insertion, architecture and installations at Bolognesi, Manco Cápac, Cangallo, 28 de Julio, Nicolás Ayllón, Circunvalación, San Juan de Dios, Buenos Aires, Juan Pablo II, Insurgentes stations, among others; as well as the acquisition and installation of the Integrated Automation System (SCADA) and the Electrical Power and Traction System.
For its part, Lima Airport Partners S. R. L. invested USD 35.6 million in direct investments in improvements made to the expansion project of Jorge Chávez International Airport; while Aeropuertos del Perú S. A. mobilized USD 113,204 mainly for the acquisition of an electric elevator for Cajamarca Airport.
IIRSA Sur Tramo 4 valued USD 6.9 million for the progress in the improvement of the Asillo–San Antón sub-section (km 75+300 to km 100+500), the implementation of electromechanical equipment and safety systems for the operation of the Ollachea Tunnel, and the replacement of guardrails with safety barriers. Meanwhile, IIRSA Norte valued USD 3.6 million for the execution of accessory works in sections 1, 3, and 4 of the road.
The Multipurpose North Terminal of Callao invested USD 1.7 million in the progress of works for Stage 3B that were not subject to advance payment.
Progress of Accumulated Investment in Concessions
By the end of September, the accumulated recognized investment amounted to USD 14,956 million, a figure representing a 65.19% advancement towards the investment commitment.
