Peru’s Comptroller General has raised concerns regarding a contract approved by ProInversión for the large-scale Chancay Port project. The audit revealed issues with tax benefits exceeding 527 million soles (approximately $135 million USD) granted to the port. Specifically, the Comptroller questions the justification for over half a billion soles in IGV (Value Added Tax) refunds. The audit also identified irregularities in permits issued by the National Port Authority (APN) and deficiencies in environmental oversight conducted by the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC). These findings suggest potential issues with the transparency and legality of the port’s investment agreement and its implementation. The Comptroller’s report is expected to prompt further investigation into the project’s compliance with Peruvian regulations. The Chancay Port is a major infrastructure project intended to boost Peru’s trade capacity.