💰 Millonaria subasta en Sedapal termina en escándalo

A multi-million dollar auction organized by Sedapal for the sale of decommissioned water meters ended in controversy following complaints from several business owners who claim they were unfairly excluded from the process. The material offered, consisting of hundreds of kilograms of meters with reusable copper and bronze components, generated significant interest among companies dedicated to industrial recycling. According to the complainants, only a small group of bidders were allowed to participate in the process, while others were disqualified despite submitting higher bids. One of the business owners stated that she was willing to pay 13 million soles for the lot but was unable to compete, while the lot was ultimately awarded for 5 million soles, a fact that has raised questions about the transparency of the auction. The tension during the auction led to protests that required the intervention of National Police officers, who removed some participants from the premises. Furthermore, images broadcast by Panorama show one of the officers involved later conversing with the winning business owners, making notes in a notebook, and receiving a banknote—circumstances that have raised suspicions and prompted calls for an investigation. BUSINESS OWNERS DEMAND TRANSPARENCY In light of these events, the affected business owners requested the annulment of the auction and demanded that Sedapal convene a new process with guarantees of transparency and equality for all bidders. To date, the company has not issued a statement regarding the allegations related to the development and awarding of the auction. Visit http://ptv.pe/471911 for more information Aired on the Panorama program on Panamericana Televisión on July 26, 2026 More news from Peru and the world at panamericana.pe