Peru's State-run Private Investment Promotion Agency (ProInversion) on Monday projected the awarding of projects worth US$40 billion by 2020.
"Nevertheless, we believe these US$20 billion can grow and double," he expressed.
It must be noted the portfolio does not include some private initiatives related to large projects.
Likewise, the officer noted the aforementioned road show served to collect feedback and clear up doubts about
Peru's projects, given that Spanish entrepreneurs are already present in the Andean country.
New approach
Peñaranda also pointed out ProInversion has embarked on a new investment banking approach by identifying potential markets, segmenting investors and presenting the most suitable offer to each entrepreneur.
"During the road show, we analyzed which kind of investors we really want," he highlighted in this sense.
"[Besides] we have held meetings in Asia and Mexico with some 80 enterprises, which generate revenue equal to 2.5 times Peru's GDP. Subsequently, we will segment investors while supporting them in meeting their requirements," he added.
Remarks were made in a panel discussion hosted by Andina news agency and El Peruano official newspaper.