Peru Approves $108 Million in Supplementary Credits for Public Investment

Peru's government has authorized supplementary credits amounting to $108 million, designated for public investment by regional and local governments. The decree, published in the official newspaper El Peruano, formalizes these credits for the first quarter of 2026.

The allocated funds, totaling 364.8 million Peruvian soles, will support investment projects across various public enterprises and organizations. The structure of this financing relies on 191.7 million soles from donations and transfers, 147.8 million soles from resources collected directly by these entities, and an additional 25.2 million soles from determined resources.

Of the total budget, 313.1 million soles are prioritized for capital expenditures, representing investment, while 51.7 million soles will cover current expenses. The Ministry of Economy and Finance, through its General Directorate of Public Budget, developed the technical proposal. Detailed breakdowns of fund allocation are available in six technical annexes, ensuring transparency.