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The Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC), through the National Port Authority (APN), reported that the country's concessioned ports continue to advance in their modernization process. By the end of April 2026, over USD 2.376 billion had been invested, aimed at strengthening the infrastructure and operational capacity of the port terminals.
Key terminals include the North Multipurpose Terminal of Callao with USD 1.425 billion; the Callao Container Terminal - South Dock with USD 739 million; the Matarani Port Terminal with USD 681 million; the San Juan de Marcona Port Terminal with USD 405 million; and the Paita Port Terminal with USD 311 million.
Following these are the Salaverry Port Terminal with USD 270 million; the Port of Paracas with USD 249 million; the Mineral Concentrate Terminal with USD 113 million and the Yurimaguas Port Terminal with USD 54 million.
Thanks to this modernization process, during 2025, the concessioned port terminals moved over 65 million tons of cargo and exceeded 3.8 million TEUs, reaching record figures that consolidate the port system as a key driver for the country's competitiveness and growth.
The MTC reaffirms its commitment to continue promoting investments that will lead to more efficient, competitive, sustainable port terminals, prepared to meet the growing demands of foreign trade.

