All the investments made by the Government of Milei in Argentina Week
porEditorial Team
Argentina
Argentina's new economic direction aroused strong interest from the international financial sector.
The so-called Argentina Week, held in New York with the participation of government officials, businessmen and investment funds, concluded with announcements and investment commitments that exceed $16.15 billion for different projects in the country.
The event, organized with the support of financial institutions such as JPMorgan and Bank of America, brought together leaders from the international corporate and financial sector interested in learning first-hand about the economic direction promoted by the administration of President Javier Milei.
The Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo; the President of the Central Bank, Santiago Bausili; the Minister of Deregulation and State Transformation, Federico Sturzenegger; the Chancellor Pablo Quirno; and the Chief of Staff, Manuel Adorni.
During the conference, panels and private meetings were held with businessmen in which officials from the economic team participated, including the Minister of Economy Luis “Toto” Caputo, the president of the Central Bank Santiago Bausili and the Minister of Deregulation Federico Sturzenegger
.
One of the concrete results of the meeting was the announcement of significant investments by private companies seeking to expand operations in Argentina or develop new productive projects.
Key investment commitments include:
Mercado Libre: $3.4 billion to expand its logistics network, strengthen its e-commerce platform and expand its fintech ecosystem in
the country.
Pampa Energía: US$4.5 billion earmarked for energy projects and expansion of infrastructure linked to the sector.
Transportadora de Gas del Sur (TGS): US$3 billion for initiatives related to the transportation and processing of natural gas.
Taca Taca/First Quantum Project: US$5.25 billion for the development of mining projects in northern Argentina.
In total, announcements and investment commitments amount to US$16.15 billion, a significant figure that reflects the interest of the private sector in participating in strategic projects in the country.
Argentine governors also participated in the event.
The meeting aroused a great crowd. According to the organizers, the event was initially going to bring together a hundred participants, but the demand far exceeded expectations and eventually around 400 guests attended, with hundreds more on the waiting list
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The various panels and meetings also included representatives of large global companies such as Chevron, Coca-Cola, Dow, Rio Tinto, Glencore, Pfizer, Johnson & Johnson, Visa, Uber and Amazon, as well as executives from Argentinian companies with an international presence.
President Milei and Minister Caputo were the most convening speakers of the conference. In their speeches, they highlighted the objective of maintaining fiscal balance, ensuring legal certainty and moving forward with structural reforms, points that generated interest among international investors
. The summary of the big announcements of the day.
Argentina Week also served to strengthen the dialogue between the Government and the private sector, with multiple bilateral meetings in which businessmen raised questions and evaluated investment opportunities
in different productive sectors.
The Argentine ambassador to the United States, Alec Oxenford, stated at the close of the meeting that the interest aroused shows that “Argentina is on everyone's lips” and expressed his expectation that this type of initiative will be repeated in the future to consolidate the influx of capital to the country.
