Peru port operators to invest US$124.7 million in the country

During the 2024 business plans exhibitions overseen by Peru’s Public Transport Infrastructure Investment Agency (Ositrán), port concession holders unveiled ambitious investment plans for the upcoming year in the country.

Terminales Portuarios Euroandinos Paita S.A. disclosed that it has allocated a significant portion of its additional investments for infrastructure improvements and equipment acquisition. Additionally, it highlighted its ongoing efforts in social projects, following the completion of significant works in the previous year.

The Multi-Purpose Port Terminal of Salaverry announced the imminent start of the construction of a solid bulk storage terminal, along with social projects in the areas of health, education, and productivity.

Terminal Internacional del Sur S.A. (Tisur) reported that it completed 9% of the planned maintenance activities last year and plans to invest $7.3 million in 2024 to maintain its operational efficiency.

DP World Callao, on the other hand, heavily invested in infrastructure improvements and is currently implementing an annual investment plan that includes completing expansion projects and introducing new equipment to enhance its operations.

In terms of environmental aspects, DP World Callao is committed to investing over $72 million by 2030 to adopt electric equipment, thus reducing its carbon footprint.

The Port Terminal of Paracas plans significant investments in equipment and infrastructure to improve its operational efficiency.

Representatives of Terminal Multiusos Norte announced the commencement of works for Phase 3A and 3B, as stipulated in the concession contract, aiming to enhance its facilities and operations.

Transportadora Callao, the operator of the Mineral Concentrate Shipping Terminal-Callao, reported substantial investments in maintenance and infrastructure conservation, with plans to serve a large number of ships this year.

Concesionaria Puerto Amazonas S.A., responsible for the New Yurimaguas-Nueva Reforma Port Terminal, is focused on implementing its conservation plan and promoting multimodal logistics integration by 2024.

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Source: PortalPortuario 

Click here to read the original news report in Spanish: https://portalportuario.cl/puertos-de-peru-invertiran-usd-1247-millones-este-2024/

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