Three of Latin America's largest economies, Brazil, Colombia and Peru are targeting a total of US$ 40 billion of private investment in infrastructure over the next two years. The projects will cover the road, rail, air, port, energy and hydrocarbons sectors. Peru has 51 projects worth US$ 9.9 billion that it plans to let as concessions. The majority of them — US$ 5.6 billion worth — are in the energy and hydrocarbons sector. However, it is also hoping to attract private investments to the rail and agricultural sector. One of the rail projects under consideration is a new line from Cajamarca to Bayovar to serve mines in the north of the country.
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