The national government, under the strategic leadership of President Javier Milei, is preparing to transform the country's productive matrix by sending the Super RIGI bill to Congress. In a resounding press conference, the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, explained that this new incentive regime for large investments is the key element in attracting capital that today has no presence in the national territory. “We are talking about an investment that can amount to USD 20 thousand or USD 30 billion,” said Caputo, stressing that this measure will place Argentina “at the top of the list when it comes to deciding for these companies
where to finally invest.”The central objective of Super RIGI is to deepen the industrialization of natural resources and to capture sectors that are currently non-existent in Argentina. “I'm thinking about the idea of a super RIGI that involves even more tax benefits to achieve greater industrialization of what our resources are,” the minister explained.
Among the strategic industries that the Government seeks to establish are the manufacture of lithium batteries, electric cars, solar panels, wind turbines, the uranium value chain, the production of fertilizers and industrial production derived from fishing and afforestation.In technical detail, the regime offers devastating competitive conditions compared to the region: Reduction of Income Tax: The rate for member companies will be only 15%, an abysmal
difference compared to the 25% contemplated by the current
