Luis del Carpio, Executive Directory of Proinversion, stressed that this year’s goal is to reach 10,000 million projects through the mechanism of tax works,
After having achieved favorable results in 2024, the Private Investment Promotion Agency (Proinversion) has a financing of S/33,000 million to execute projects through tax works (OXI). This was reported by its executive director, Luis del Carpio, who highlighted the importance of this mechanism to close the infrastructure gaps.
“The OXI They allow us to do works now and finance them with the payment of taxes in the coming years, ”he said during his participation in the master conference” Tax works for a productive education “, held at the headquarters of the San Ignacio de Loyola University.
This financing capacity is evaluated through regional and local public investment certificates (CIPRL), which are updated annually by the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF). According to the Executive Director of Proinversion, it is expected that the estimated amount at more than S/33 million will increase in the coming weeks.
Tax works: balance and projections
During 2024, awards through OXI They reached S/4,203 million through 126 projects in health, education and transport. This tool is already used in 23 regions and in recent days, Proinversion awarded the construction of the Judicial Headquarters of Cerro Colorado in Arequipa for S/33 million and the improvement of the urban mobility service in Huanchaco, La Libertad for S/167, 7 million.
According to Luis del Carpio, in 16 years of execution of the works for taxes, investments were reached that exceed S/11,000 million, of which S/4.2 billion were obtained in 2024, establishing a record in the history of this mechanism. For this year, Proinversion It has raised a goal of S/10,000 million.
In the accumulated, the OXI mechanism reached 639 works awarded between 2009 – 2024, which benefited with a better infrastructure and services to more than 22 million Peruvians. Mining companies are the ones that have made the largest investment in OXI, reaching a total of S/4,001 million. It is followed by companies in the financial sector (S/2,143 million), telecommunications (S/1,820 million), manufacturing (S/974 million), construction companies (S/980 million) and marketers (S/870 million).
Source: Larepublica
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