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Peru:

Peru:. Investment opportunities. March 2011. PERÚ:  UN  CAMPO   FERTIL  PARA   SUS  FOR   YOUR  . PERU:  FERTILE GROUND INVERSIONES INVESTMENT  AGRIBUSINESS SECTOR  Natural greenhouse.  The best agricultural yields in the world. . Sugar cane (1st).  . Asparagus, olives and

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  1. Peru: Investment opportunities March 2011

  2. PERÚ:  UN  CAMPO   FERTIL  PARA   SUS FOR   YOUR   PERU:  FERTILE GROUND INVERSIONESINVESTMENT  AGRIBUSINESS SECTOR Natural greenhouse. The best agricultural yields in the world.  Sugar cane (1st)   Asparagus, olives and (3rd) Grapes (5th) artichokes Seasonal windows in the most important markets. Projections expect that the 90,000 ha currently used for agro exports to double as consequence of large irrigation projects in portfolio. Over US$ 2,5 billion in exports of fresh and processed products to over 113 countries. Products with high export value.

  3. AGRIBUSINESS SECTOR Agricultural  Sector  Exports  per   destination market  (2009) Germany United States Spain Netherlands Agricultural  Exports (US$  million) France United Kingdom Non-decaffeinated coffee Fresh grapes Rest Prepared asparagus Fresh asparagus Source:  BCRP,  FAO,  ADEX  DataTrade. 

  4. FISHERIES SECTOR  Extensive fishing coast (3,080 km) and “water mirrors” that offer adequate conditions for the development of marine and continental aquaculture.  first producer of fishmeal and fish oil in the world.  Distribution of Peruvian fisheries products to over 100 countries.  Trend towards diversification. product

  5. FISHERIES SECTOR Fisheries Sector  Exports  per   destination market  (2009) Fisheries Exports (US$  million) BELGIUM UNITED KINGDOM DENMARK CANADA TURKEY 3,000 2,500 JAPAN CHI CHD Exportaciones  Pesqueras 2,413 2,200 1,958 Fisheries 1,768 2,000 1,500 1,626 GERMANY 2,200 OTHER 1,131 1,123 1,056 1,026 1,000 500 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Source:  BCRP,  FAO,  ADEX  DataTrade. 

  6. MINING  SECTOR  Polymetallic country, third in gold, silver, copper and zinc reserves.  Only 20% of territory with mining potential has been explored.  First silver world producer.  In Latin America: 1st gold, zinc, silver, tin 2 nd and lead producer. copper and molybdenum producer.  The investment in the sector exceeded US$ 14 billion between years 1999 and 2009 and it is projected an investment of US$ 37 billion in the coming years .  Peru is one of the few countries with non‐ metallic minerals deposits.

  7. MINING  SECTOR Mining  Sector  Exports  per   destination  market  (2009) Mining  Exports (US$  million) Copper Gold ITALY GERMANY BRAZIL Molybdenum SPAIN Lead Tin KOREA Silver Iron JAPAN OTHER Other SWITZERLAND Source:  Adex DataTrade,    BCRP and  MINEM

  8. TEXTILE  SECTOR  Recognized quality of Peruvian pima cotton, considered one of the most demanded and finest fiber in the world.  First world producer of the finest South American camelids fibers: alpaca and vicuna.  Long textile tradition, favors workforce professionalization and training.  International recognition as “full package” supplier of the best brands in the world.  Sound trend towards exports growth, reaching its maximum level in 2008: US$ 2 billion.

  9. TEXTILE  SECTOR Apparel  exports  main  destination countries  (2009) Textile‐ Apparel  Exports (US$  million) 2,500 ITALY FRANCE GERMANY UNITED KINGDOM 2,006 2,000 1,495 1,500 1,000 500 OTHER 0 UNITED STATES 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 APPAREL TEXTILE Source:  Prompex

  10. FORESTRY SECTOR Presence of great biological diversity and highly valued timber. Development of hard tropical timber in the forest and soft timber in the highlands of the country. 2nd country with the largest natural forest area in Latin America. 78,8 million ha of natural forests, 10 million ha for reforestation and other areas for afforestation (plantations). Forestry products exports grew to US$ 296 million in 2009. Investment opportunities industrial timber complexes. in

  11. FORESTRY SECTOR Exports  per   country,  2009 Timber  exports (US$  million) 250 200 150 Hong  ‐kong Italy Dominican   Republic United   Canada Others States Mexico 100 50 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Source:  Adex DataTrade  

  12. PERU: TOURIST  DESTINATION   OF   LOCAL   AND  INTERNATIONAL   INVESTMENT TOURISM  SECTOR  Important cultural destination due to Inca and Pre‐ Inca cultures archaeological sites.  Machu Picchu was chosen as one of the new 7 Wonders Worldwide.  Diversity of natural landscapes.  Destination for bird and orchid watchers.  Lima is the gastronomic capital of Latin America.  Peru has the largest number of gastronomy schools in the world.  Significant investment in hotels of international recongnition.  Tourism attractions yet to be explored: North ‐ Eastern tourism circuit: Kuelap, Sipan, Chan Chan, among others.

  13. TOURISM  SECTOR Tourist  Entry (thousands) Tourists arrival per  origin region  (2009) 2500 2139 2057 1916 2000 1720 Europe 1570 North America 1500 1349 1070 998 South America 1000 500 0 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 Source: MINCETUR.

  14. REAL ESTATE  SECTOR  Construction GDP annual average growth for 2010 is 14.4%.  Housing deficit affects 25% of households.  Lima holds 25% of total deficit, and 48% of quantitative deficit.  There are several programs for housing financing, based on households’ socio ‐ economic conditions and income level: Techo propio, Fondo Mi Vivienda and Commercial Banking.  Mortgage credits grew an average of 25% in the last 4 years; construction credits grew 33%.

  15. DEVELOPMENT   OF  THE REAL STATE SECTOR Housing deficit (2009) Mortgage credits  and  construction credits   (US$  million) 5,000 4,357 4,500 4,000 3,500 Quantitative   deficit 3,697 389,712 20% 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 2,742 Qualitative   deficit 1,577,438 80% 2,221 1,000 500 621 584 443 248 0 2006 2007 2008 2009 Cráditos   credits MortgageHipotecarios CréditosConstructionConstrucción  para   credits Source: Ministry of Housing

  16. Why  invest  in  Peru?

  17. WHY  INVEST IN PERU? 1. Internationally  acknowledged  macroeconomic  stability 2. Friendly investment   environment 3. Open  trade  and market   access   policy

  18. 1. MACROECONOMIC   STABILITY Peru   will continue  leading  regional  growth. Gross  Domestic   Product (US$   Million   ) 200,000 Gross  Domestic   Product (Annual  %  variation) 180,000 160,000 140,000 120,000 100,000 80,000 60,000 40,000 20,000 0 8.8 10.0 Peru Colombia Chile Brasil Bolivia Argentina 0.9 0.8 ‐1.5 ‐0.2 0.9 0.0 Projection   2010 4.7 5.0 4.0 3.4 5.0 2009 7.5 7.5 ‐5.0 Source:   Central  Reserve  Bank  of  Peru.  *  Projections Source:   IMF

  19. 1. MACROECONOMIC   STABILITY Private   investment (%   GDP) Balance   of  Trade (US$  Million) 25.0 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 0.0 45,000 40,000 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 ‐5,000 Total  exports Total  imports Balance of   Trade Source :   Central  Reserve  Bank  of   Peru  *Projections Source  :   Central  Reserve  Bank  of   Peru  *   Projections

  20. 1. MACROECONOMIC   STABILITY Public Debt (US$  GDP) Source: Central Reserve Bank of Peru * Projections Central   government  tax  revenues   (US$  GDP) 18.0 16.0 14.0 12.0 10.0 8.0 6.0 4.0 2.0 0.0 Source: Central Reserve Bank of Peru * Projections 50.0 45.0 40.0 35.0 30.0 25.0 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 0.0

  21. 1. MACROECONOMIC   STABILITY Inflation  in  Latin America (Accrued) Exchange   Rate   in  Latin America (Index  2000=100) 200.0 190.0 180.0 170.0 160.0 150.0 140.0 130.0 120.0 110.0 100.0 90.0 80.0 70.0 45.0 40.0 35.0 30.0 25.0 20.0 15.0 10.0 5.0 0.0 ‐5.0 Argentina Chile Bolivia Colombia Brazil Peru PERU BRAZIL CHILE COLOMBIA Source:  Latin  Focus   Consensus   Forecast *   Projections   Source:  IFM *   Projections

  22. 1. MACROECONOMIC   STABILITY Net International  Reserves (US$ Million) 50,000 45,000 40,000 35,000 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 0 Source :  Central Reserve Bank of  Peru *Projection Investment  grade Latin America  benchmarking Source :  Standard  &   Poor`s,  Fitch  Ratings y  Moody´s

  23. 2. FRIENDLY  INVESTMENT  ENVIRONMENT Peru  offers  a  favorable legal  framework  for   foreign  investment ...  Non  discriminatory  treatment.  Peru  offers  to   foreign  investor  the   same   treatment  as  local  investors.    Unrestrictive  access   to   most  economic  sectors  *  Free  transfer  of capital  Free  competition.  Guarantee  for Private  Property  Freedom  to   purchase   stocks  from locals.  Freedom  to   access  internal   and  external  credit.  Freedom  to   pay  royalties.  Network  of investments   agreements  and  member  of ICSID and  MIGA  Peru  is  adherent   to   the   OECD  Declaration  on International  Investment   and  Multinational   Enterprises. *Investments that  require  authorization:  Located  within  50   km in    the border line  and  those destined    to arms,  ammunitions  and  explosive.   Likewise,    a  principal local partner for investments in  radio  and  television  as well as in  air transport  is required. Legal Framework:  Constitutional  provisions, “Law for the  Promotion  of  Foreign  Investment”,  Legislative  Decree  N° 662,   “Framework  Law for Private  Investment Growth”,  Legislative  Decree  N° 757,   “Law for the  Promotion  of  Private Investment  in  Infrastructure  and  Public  Service  Works”, Approved   by  Supreme  Decree  N° 059 ‐96 ‐PCM

  24. 2. FRIENDLY  INVESTMENT  ENVIRONMENT LEGAL STABILITY  AGREEMENTS Peruvian Government   guarantees  through  this regime  RECEIVING COMPANY  Stability   of  the   recruitment  regimes.  Stability   of the   regimes  for the   promotion   of  exports.  Stability   of the   Income  Tax   Regime  INVESTORS  Stability   of  the   right  to   non  discriminatory  treatment.  Stability   of  the   Income  tax   rules  applicable  to   dividends.  Stability   to   use   freely  the   most  favorable   exchange  rate  available   in  the   market.  Stability   of the   free  availability  and  remittance  of   foreign  currency,  dividends  and  royalties  regime. Requirement : Minimum investment of US$ 5 MM in any economic sectors. US$ 10 MM for hydrocarbon and mining sectors. Validity: 10 years. Concessions: Term according to the contract ’s life (Max. 60 years).

  25. 2. FRIENDLY  INVESTMENT  ENVIRONMENT A  steady  tax  regime: *Tax applicable up to 2009. The pertaining rate shall be paid in 2010.

  26. 2. FRIENDLY  INVESTMENT  ENVIRONMENT Special  Regime   of  VAT   Anticipated Recovery BENEFITS  Granting  the   return  of  the  Value   Added Tax  during  the   pre ‐ productive   stage of  the   project  (minimum  2‐ year term).  Applicable  to   all sectors  of  economic  activity.    For   agricultural activity  it is not  necessary to   meet  a  minimum investment  amount.   For   other  activities the   minimum investment  amount is US$ 5  million.  The  project  can be  divided  into   stages,  phases,  or  similar  levels. 

  27. 2. FRIENDLY  INVESTMENT  ENVIRONMENT Reduced   tariff  structure   with  low tariff  dispersion. Source:  MINCETUR   – Ministry of  Foreign  Trade  and  Tourism   

  28. 2. FRIENDLY  INVESTMENT  ENVIRONMENT Recognition  of  a favorable   Investment  environment Due   to its investment  climate  Peru   is the  most attractive   country  in  the  Region Doing Bussiness  2011 Peru ranks second   in  the  region   as  an atractive   country  for  investment. Guyana 100 172 Venezuela Colombia 39 Ecuador 130 Surinam 161 Brazil Position 1 2 Country Mexico   Peru 127 Bolivia 149 Peru 36 Uruguay 124 Chile 43 3 4 Colombia   Chile Argentina 115 5 Puerto  Rico

  29. 2. FRIENDLY  INVESTMENT  ENVIRONMENT Recognition  of  a Favorable   Investment  climate   World Economic Forum Getulio  Vargas   Foundation Peru  ranks  first   in  the   ranking   of  Peru  is  first   in  the   region  for  Peru  tops   a   global  macro‐ business   climate   in  Latin  America government   readiness  for private   prudential   indicator   ranking investment  in  infrastructure Position 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Country Peru Colombia Chile Uruguay El   Salvador Bolivia Brazil Dominic.  Rep. Mexico Guatemala Venezuela Argentina Points 5.8 5.6 5.5 4.8 4.6 4.5 4.2 4.2 4.1 4.0 3.2 3.1 Position 1 6 8 9 10 11 17 35 39 41 51 Country Peru China Switzerland France Netherlands Mexico Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia Venezuela Points 6.53  5.82  5.70   5.49  5.48  5.43  5.30  4.78  4.66  5.51   3.18  Position 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Country Peru Brazil Chile Paraguay México Uruguay Colombia Ecuador Bolivia Argentina Venezuela ICE* 5.0 4.6 4.3 3.9 3.7 3.3 3.2 2.6 2.4 2.0 1.6 Source:  World  Economic  Forum,   Benchmarking  National Attractiveness for  Private Investment in  LA  Infrastructure. 2007 Source:  World  Economic  Forum,  The Financial  Development  Report  2009. *Economc  climate index Source:  Foundation  of    Getulio  Vargas de Brasil 2009.

  30. 2. FRIENDLY  INVESTMENT  ENVIRONMENT Recognition  of  a Favorable   Investment  climate.  United Nations Conference   on  Trade  and  Development. In 2009, Peru was third in FDI growth. The Economist Peru ranks first in the region for best legal and regulatory framework Italia Germany PeruPerú Dinamarca  Italy 75.5% Peru Mexico Brazil Alemania 40.7% 28.1% Denmark 3.2% Source:  The Economist  2009. Source:  UNCTAD 2009.

  31. 2. FRIENDLY  INVESTMENT  ENVIRONMENT Investment  Agreements  Peru has signed Bilateral Investment Treaties (BIT) and Free Trade Agreements that underpin its liberalization policy.  Germany         Argentina      Colombia    Paraguay   Venezuela  Belgium  and   Luxemburg Denmark Spain Finland France Nederland Italy Norway Portugal United  Kingdom Czech Republic Romania Sweden Switzerland  Canada*        Australia   China* Korea Malaysia Singapore* Thailand Japan  United  States*  Cuba  El   Salvador    Bolivia  Chile*  Ecuador *  FTA  It  has also  signed double  taxation  agreements  with  Brazil,   Chile  and Canada. 

  32. 3. PREFERENTIAL ACCESS TO THE MOST IMPORTANT MARKETS An economy working to become globalized and with access to the world’s largest markets and trade blocs. Agreements under negotiations Transpacific Partnership Agreements (Vietnam, Brunei, Darussalam, Australia, Malaysia, New Zeeland, Chile, EEUU, Peru) FTA Central America Agreements n force Agreements soon enter into force

  33. PROJECTS IN PROINVERSION’S PORTFOLIO

  34. PORTFOLIO PROJECTS  FOR 2011 Projects   in  Proinversion’s  Portfolio 53  projects* 33 projects prioritized for 2011… Updated: January 27, 2011

  35. PORTFOLIO PROJECTS  FOR 2011 Expected date of  Award II Q  2011 IV  Q  2011 IV  Q  2011 IV  Q  2011 Jul ‐2011 Sector  /  Project Airport International  Airport  of  Cusco*  Agriculture Chavimochic   project   phase   1  – third  stage  * Water  reinforcement  of Pisco   River  and  Seco  River  Basin  * Developed  Choclococha   Project   * Sale   of Lands   Majes  (1,000  Has)   * Projects declared of National need and prioritized for 2011. Estimated   Investment 379.00 265 350 130 5

  36. NEW  INTERNATIONAL  AIRPORT   OF    CHINCHERO ‐ CUSCO  Location: Chinchero District, Urubamba The Call for Tenders was made Province, Cusco region.  Description: The project comprises the design, construction, financing, administration, operation, maintenance and exploitation of the new international airport of Chinchero – Cusco (AICC); and the administration and operation of Alejandro Velasco Astete (AIVA) up to AICC begins operations. Estimated investment: US$ 379 Million (VAT included) Concession term: 30 years Modality: Comprehensive Project Bid • • •  Current status: The Tender Documents and contract ’s second version are published on ProInversion’s web site.  Short listing bidders (Submission of Envelope N°1): Up to April 15, 2011.  Award date: II Quarter 2011

  37. CHAVIMOCHIC  PROJECT   (1ST  PHASE  – 3RD  STAGE)     Location: Department of La Libertad Description: Development of the first phase of the third stage of Chavimochic project to assure the watering for permanent farming in the valley and inter valleys areas of Chao, Virú and Moche. The concessionaire must build a reservoir (Palo Redondo) of 150 MMC of capacity to achieve a regular watering in 60, 000 has. This automation system includes a flow and use of groundwater in the Chao, Viru and Moche valleys. The concessionaire will be responsible for the Operation ad Maintenance of the whole system. The regional government of La Libertad is carrying out complementary works. The investment made in the first and second stage border US$ 850 million and currently the regional government is building civil works for US$ 53 Million. • Estimated investment: US$ 265 Million (first phase of the third stage) • Concession type: Co ‐ financed. Current process status: Re evaluation of the project engineering and the cost. Award date: IV Q 2011 TO BE  CALLED

  38. WATER  REINFORCEMENT  OF  PISCO   RIVER  –RIO  SECO  RIVER  BASIN   POR CONVOCAR TO BE  CALLED  Location: Departament of Ica, Province of Pisco. Description: Collection and regulation of Pisco River water surplus to achieve the water flow stabilization of Pisco valley and the recharge of the ground water source of the inter‐valley where the Villacuri and Lanchas irrigations are located, in order to permit the sustainability of production activities of Pisco Viejo valley and Villacuri and Lanchas irrigations, which are exclusively irrigated with ground water. Ica   Estimated investment: US$ 350 Million. Concession type: Cofinancing.    Current status: Final stage of the feasibility study. Deadline to be Short listed: III Q 2011 Award date: IV Q 2011

  39. DEVELOPED   CHOCLOCOCHA   PROJECT TO BE  CALLED POR   CONVOCAR        Location: Department of Huancavelica, Provinces of Huaytara and Castrovirreyna, Districts of Santa Ana and Pilpichaca. Description : The project comprises the implementation of the regulation system and current connection with the construction of Tambo dam and Ingahuasi collecting water canal of 72 km length; as well as the operation and maintenance of the whole system. The goal of the project is to achieve the water reinforcement of Ica Valley, in order to provide growth and sustainability to the largest agro export center of the country located in said Valley and the operation and maintenance of the whole system. Estimated Investment: US$ 130 million. Concession Type: Co financing Process status: Waiting for the viability from the SNIP . Deadline to be Short listed : III Q 2011 Award Date: IV Q 2011 Huancavelica

  40. MAJES I (1000 Ha) LAND SALE TO BE CALLED POR   CONVOCAR   Location: Department of Arequipa. Description : Sale of 02 plots of unsuitable lands with the possibility of obtaining rights of use of water resources of up to 13500 m3/ha/year for approximately 500 ha each. The plots are located in the lower area of Pampa de Majes, at Km 890 of the South Pan‐American Highway, between Majes and Siguas valleys. The Award, grants to the respective bidders the right to Arequipa exercise the Option to Purchase another lot next door from similar extension, on condition to obtain water from Majes irrigation surpluses (valid for up to 03 years) . • • Estimated Investment: US$ 5 million. Modality: Public Auction.  Award Date: July 2011 Proyecto Majes-Siguas

  41. PORTFOLIO PROJECTS  2011 Expected date of  Award 03.24.2011 03.31.2011 04.07.11 III  Q  2011 05.05.11 05.19.11 IV  Q    2011 IV  Q  2011 IV  Q  2011 IV  Q  2011 IV  Q  2011 IV  Q  2011 05.15.2011 Sector  /  Project Energy Energy  from Hydroelectric Power   Stations 500   Mw.*   Transmission  Line   Trujillo   – Chiclayo  ‐ 500  KV  and  associated  sub  stations* Cold   Reserve:  200  MW‐ Plant  of Eten  (Lambayeque)* Transmission  Line    Moyobamba   – Iquitos* Transmission  Line   Cajamarca   – Caclic   – Moyobamba* Supply  system   of LPG  for Lima   and  Callao* Bayovar  oil  hub  Supply  system   of LNG  for domestic   market   * Gas  pipeline   to   Trujillo   (Natural  Gas)   * South  energy  node* Distribution   system   of natural  gas  for the   center  – north  * Distribution   system   of natural  gas  for the   South  * Penitentiary  Facilities Electronic   Vigilance  Service * Projects declared of National need and prioritized for 2011. Estimated   Investment 900 110 110 200 100 90 400 200 1500 1300 100 100 17.8

  42. ENERGY  FROM  HYDROELECTRIC  POWER  STATIONS 500 Mw.   The  Call for   Tenders   was  made     Location: Nationwide. Description: The project comprises the supply of energy and power to the National Interconnected Electric System (SEIN), guaranteed by the construction of new hydroelectric power stations which will begin operations on 2016. • Estimated investment (IVA not included): US$ 900 Million. • Period of supply contracts: 15 years. • Competition factor: Lowest prices for energy. Current Status: The Tender Documents and contract ’s second draft are published on Proinversion’s web site. Award date : March 24, 2011.

  43. TRUJILLO  – CHICLAYO  500  KV   TRANSMISSION  LINE  AND  ASOCIATED  SUB   STATIONS The Call for Tender was made     Location: La Libertad and Lambayeque Description: Grant in concession the design, financing, building, operation and maintenance of Trujillo – Chiclayo 550 Kv transmission line (capacity of 700 MVA, 340 Km. length aprox), aimed to increase the capacity of electric energy transmission towards the northern part of the country. • Estimated investment (VAT not included): US$ 110 Million. • Concession period: 30 years plus the construction period (30 months approx.) • Competition factor:The lowest service total cost. Current Status: The Tender Documents and Contract ’s first version are published on Proinversion’s web site. Award date: March 31, 2011

  44. COLD   RESERVE  (200 MW,  1   DUAL   THERMAL  PLANT  OF  SIMPLE  CYCLE)     Location: Locality of Eten, Region of Lambayeque. Description: Power and energy supply to national grid as a Cold Reserve to cover emergency periods. To guarantee the supply the design, financing, construction, operation and maintenance of a new thermoelectric dual plant (diesel and natural gas) is considered. Located in the locality of Eten ‐ Region of Lambayeque (northern Peru) with a capacity of 200 MW. • Estimated Investment (VAT not included): US$ 110 Million. • Concession  period: 20  years +  construction   period  (24   months) • Competition factor: Lowest remuneration per power offered. Current Status: The tender documents are published on ProInversion’s web site. Award date: April 07, 2011. The  call for   tender   was  made

  45. TRANSMISSION LINE MOYOBAMBA – IQUITOS 220 kV TO BE CALLED      Location: Regions of Loreto and San Martín. Description: The Project will grant in concession the design, financing, construction, operation and maintenance of Moyobamba – Iquitos 220 kV transmission line, in order to increase the electricity transmission capacity to the western part of the country (regions of Loreto and San Martin) and develop the interconnection of the electricity systems in these regions with the National Grid. • Estimated Investment (VAT not included): US$ 200 Millon. • Concession Type : Self sustaining. • Concession period: 30 years plus the construction period (40 months). • Competition factor: The lowest service total cost.. Current Status: Hiring of the technical feasibility study Deadline to be shortlisting: II Q 2011 Awad date: III Q 2011

  46. TRANSMISSION  LINE  CAJAMARCA– CACLIC  – MOYOBAMBA  220  kV The  Call for   Tender     • •    was  made Location : Cajamarca, Amazonas and San Martín . Description: To grant in concession the design, finance, construction, operation and maintenance of the Transmission line of Cajamarca Norte – Caclic 220 kV of more than 300 km length. The implementation of new sub stations in Caclic (Chachapoyas) and Moyobamba. The expansion of the sub stations Cajamarca Norte. • Estimated Investment (VAT not included): US$ 100 Million. • Concession period: 30 years plus the construction period (28 months) • Competition factor: The lowest service total cost. Current status: The Tender Documents and contract ´s first draft are published on Proinversion’s web site. Deadline to submit a short listing request: March 30, 2011 Award date: May 05, 2011

  47. SUPPLY  SYSTEM  OF  LPG  FOR LIMA   AND   CALLAO  Location: Southern zone of Lima     The  called for   tenders  was   made Description: LPG transport system from the producer facilities to Lima province border. The project comprises the construction of: •A pipe of 250 km approximately from Pisco to terminal located between Lurin and Conchan. An initial transport of 1,000 tonnes of LPG daily is estimated. •A terminal for storage and attention to be placed between Lurin and Conchan. •Pumping station, measurement equipment, valve, pig traps and communication equipments. • Estimated investment (VAT not included): US$ 90 Million • Concession period: 20 years plus the construction period (28 months). • Competition factor: The lowest service total cost . Current status: The Tender Documents and the contract ´s first version are published on Proinversión’s web site. Deadline to submit a short listing request: March 31, 2011 Award date: May 19, 2011

  48. BAYOVAR  OIL   HUB    TO BE  CALLED  Location: Province of Sechura, Department of Piura.  Description: The promotion process comprises the design, financing, construction, operation and maintenance of a liquid loading dock and storage tanks for crude and oil products. The location of these facilities would be in the Bay of Bayovar taking into account its favorable location on the Pacific Coast and its capacity to received large ships  Estimated Investment: US $ 400 Million.  Deadline to be short listed: III Q 2011  Award date: IV Q 2011

  49. SUPPLY SYSTEM OF LNG FOR DOMESTIC MARKET TO BE CALLED   Location: Province of Cañete, Department of Lima. Description: The system will allow the use of liquid natural gas and its regasification for emergency periods, using the existing pipeline to transport natural gas when needed. • • • Estimated Investment (Vat is not included): US$ 200 Million. Concession period: 30 years. Competition factor: Lowest service cost.    Current status: The financing type to be defined . Deadline to be shortlisted: III Q 2011 Award date: IV Q 2011

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