Toll Road Concessions: 3,450 Tracked Worldwide

Last updated: August 10, 2026

Figures as of August 2026. Methodology: /docs/methodology.

How many toll-road concessions does Concessio track?

3,450 visible toll-road concessions across 88 countries, as of August 2026. The table below shows the eight markets with the deepest visible stock; the remaining roughly 80 countries carry smaller counts each and aren't broken out individually here.

This is a selected-markets table, not the full 88-country breakdown, and its rows should not be added together — a summed figure would be an arithmetic guess, not a verified count.

Where is coverage deepest?

India leads with 1,148 visible toll-road concessions — reflecting its national-highway concession programs and the depth of its published concession records — followed by China (310), Mexico (269) and Brazil (239). Colombia (122), the United States (104), France (101) and Chile (88) round out the deepest markets shown here. Concessio's coverage tracks what road authorities, regulators and concessionaires actually publish, not a modeled estimate of true network size.

Where does near-term re-tender pressure concentrate?

198 toll-road records in Concessio's expiring pipeline reach end of term within 36 months. Among the largest markets, India accounts for 66, China for 33, Mexico for 15 and Chile for 7. For context on how documented the sector's horizon is: 1,675 of the 3,450 visible toll-road concessions carry a documented end date, so the near-term figure describes the documented pipeline, not every contract in force.

What contract and operating data sits behind the records?

Toll Road is Concessio's deepest clause corpus of any asset class — 1,233 extracted clauses spanning toll-setting, demand-risk allocation and shadow-toll mechanics — alongside 949 operational KPI records, chiefly traffic counts. Each clause and KPI carries a citation to the underlying contract, gazette or regulatory document.

An example record

Red Vial Litoral Central Concession (Chile). Operator: Sociedad Concesionaria Litoral Central S.A. Grantor: Ministerio de Obras Públicas (MOP). Term: 2001–2026. Source: Chile MOP concessions registry (concesiones.mop.gob.cl). Every Concessio record traces to a primary government, regulatory or multilateral source in this way.