Luis Caputo: We want all RIGI projects to contribute to the development of the industry and the interior of the country

How the media covered it (19)

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  Investments

  Caputo stated that the RIGI surpassed US$ 200 billion in announcements and urged SMEs to supply projects

  Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced in Rosario that the RIGI has generated investment announcements exceeding US$ 210 billion. He organized a business roundtable that brought together over 2,500 SMEs with major mining companies, highlighting the federal partnership among various provinces. Caputo praised the economic stability and the figure of President Javier Milei as key to attracting these investments and generating over 240,000 jobs.

  By Clarín · Oct 29

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  Investments

  RIGI Round and Federal Mining Table: Industries and SMEs Seek Mining Contracts as Provinces Compete for Local Priority

  The first RIGI Business Round was held in Santa Fe, where Governor Maximiliano Pullaro showcased his province's productive capabilities to attract mining investments. 4,500 people from 1,800 companies attended the event, discussing the necessity of forming local suppliers and coordinating policies with the mining industry. Participants emphasized the importance of developing suppliers in mining provinces and the competitiveness of companies in a new large-scale context for Argentine mining.

  By Clarín · Oct 30

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  Investments

  Strong Defense of Caputo for the Model at an Event to Promote RIGI

  Economy Minister Luis Caputo defended the Large Investments Incentive Regime (RIGI) at an event in Rosario, emphasizing the importance of attracting investments of up to 210 billion dollars. He highlighted the creation of formal jobs and economic stability as key factors for Argentina's development. Caputo also noted respect for private property as one of his administration's achievements, and anticipated a promising future with new projects in mining and energy.

  By La Nación · Oct 29

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  Investments

  Over 1800 companies want to join the RIGI wave, particularly in mining

  Over 1800 Argentine companies participated in the "RIGI Business Round" in Rosario, discussing investment opportunities primarily in the mining and energy sectors. These companies seek to partner under the Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI) to increase local content in significant projects. The event facilitated meetings between SMEs and large companies in the sector to promote the creation of a robust value chain and generate employment.

  By La Nación · Oct 29

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  Investments

  Máximo Kirchner criticizes RIGI and responds to allied governors: 'They get very nervous'

  Máximo Kirchner defended his proposal to audit projects under the Regime of Incentives for Large Investments (RIGI) after facing criticism from several governors, who, according to him, feel nervous about the discussion. During the Latin American Environmental Agenda Forum, he pointed out that the RIGI has allowed extractive companies to take resources out of the country while nearby communities suffer severe shortages. Kirchner also criticized the current presidential administration, warning that the Argentine economy is on the brink of recession and that foreign direct investment has reached historically low levels.

  By La Nación · Oct 30

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  Investments

  Caputo on the RIGI: These investments ensure Argentina will no longer have exchange rate problems

  Economy Minister Luis Caputo presented the Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI) in Rosario, highlighting the interest of 2,500 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in participating. He asserted that the projected investments could create 250,000 new jobs and guarantee currency stability in Argentina. Caputo emphasized the importance of not breaking contracts and respecting private property to attract investments. He also criticized the country’s historical situation regarding investments and promised a change in the country's infrastructure.

  By Perfil · Oct 29

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  Investments

  Karina Milei reappears in Rosario with a speech on RIGI: 'Everyone must win here'

  Karina Milei attended a RIGI business round in Rosario today, highlighting the importance of the mining sector for the country's economic growth. In her speech, she emphasized the need for all sectors to benefit from investment opportunities. The event saw the attendance of several governors and numerous SMEs, aimed at integrating national suppliers into mining and infrastructure projects. The Cabinet Chief highlighted the job creation stemming from these investments.

  By Perfil · Oct 29

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  Investments

  Luis Caputo defends RIGI in Rosario: "These investments guarantee we won't have exchange rate issues"

  Luis Caputo defended the Investment Regime for Growth and Inclusion (RIGI) at an event in Rosario, claiming it will attract significant investments and stabilize the exchange rate. During his speech, he highlighted the importance of projects like the Fénix 1B expansion and the new Sal de Vida operation, which together represent a 1.4 billion dollar investment. Caputo also emphasized that Argentina has moved past populism and is on a path toward economic predictability.

  By Ámbito · Oct 29

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  Investments

  Daniel González bids farewell to the government at the RIGI rounds: Suppliers' remarks from the event in Rosario

  Daniel González, known as the "Mr. RIGI," bid farewell to the Argentine government at an event that brought together suppliers in Rosario. In his speech, he highlighted the success of the RIGI regime, which has already attracted investments of 7 billion dollars, and emphasized the importance of more companies participating in the sector. González also mentioned the need for time for investments to solve economic issues and asserted that the RIGI will positively impact the national economy in the long term.

  By Ámbito · Oct 30

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  Investments

  Santa Fe celebrates the success of the first RIGI meetings: 2,500 suppliers, 4,500 attendees, and 3,300 business meetings

  The province of Santa Fe celebrates the success of the first RIGI Meetings, with 2,500 suppliers and 3,300 business meetings held. The event featured panels on the role of the capital markets and financing for SMEs, with corporate credit lines reaching a total of 30 billion US dollars. Local authorities emphasize the need to promote the development of local suppliers to maximize national content in large-scale investment projects.

  By Ámbito · Oct 30

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  Investments

  RIGI II Business Rounds Organized in Córdoba: Mining Companies' Requests from Suppliers

  The RIGI II Business Rounds in Córdoba aim to connect mining companies with potential suppliers, highlighting the need for concrete information about copper and lithium projects. Over 150 meetings were held between Los Azules and suppliers from various sectors, emphasizing the importance of expanding the supplier base and building a mining culture in Argentina. The involvement of key industry players is crucial for developing an efficient supply chain in the context of the mining sector's growth.

  By Ámbito · Oct 30

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  Investments

  RIMICABA: Defining Requirements for Accessing Tax Benefits for Investments and Distribution of the 150 Billion Peso Cap

  The RIMICABA regime has outlined the requirements and fiscal benefits available to companies making investments in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, with a fiscal cap of 150 billion pesos per year. Benefits include tax exemptions and access to financing lines from Banco Ciudad. Applications must be submitted digitally through the TAD platform of the local government and are subject to the availability of fiscal capacity.

  By Ámbito · Oct 30

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  Investments

  Senate to Resume Sessions with Investment Projects

  The Argentine Senate is preparing for sessions focused on investment projects, including the Incentive Regime for Relevant Investments (RIIR), aimed at attracting investments in labor-intensive sectors. A regime concerning the carbon market is also under discussion, which could draw significant investments to the country. These initiatives seek to establish a legal framework that promotes sustainable development and investment in Argentina.

  By Ámbito · Oct 29

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  Investments

  Toto Caputo highlights RIGI and announces investments of USD 210 billion

  Economy Minister Luis "Toto" Caputo announced that Javier Milei's government aims to return a total of USD 500 billion to the private sector by 2031 through tax reductions. During the first Business Round of the Regime of Incentives for Large Investments (RIGI), he highlighted that projects worth USD 210 billion have been incorporated, which will generate approximately 250,000 formal and well-paid jobs.

  By Derecha Diario · Oct 29

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  Investments

  RIGI begins to rebuild Argentina that scared off capital

  The article discusses the Investment Incentives Regime (RIGI) as a bridge to improve investment conditions in Argentina. Its true success is proposed to be measured not only by the amount of investments attracted but by how it contributes to establishing clear rules and a favorable environment for capital. It emphasizes the need to change the state's attitude towards capital to foster a more dynamic and less bureaucratic economy.

  By Derecha Diario · Oct 30