SMEs exported US$ 5.442 billion during the first half, the largest volume recorded for that period in the last thirteen years.
Furthermore, he indicated that there are currently 6,145 exporting SMEs, a 7% increase from 2023, a result attributed to macroeconomic stability, deregulation, and economic opening policies.
More financing and new public investments
The spokesperson also highlighted the growth of the Argentine capital market, noting that its size has nearly doubled in the last two and a half years.
As he specified, financing reached 57.4 trillion pesos during 2025, representing a real increase of 90% compared to 2023.
Ravier explained that the reforms driven by the National Securities Commission (CNV) aim to facilitate access to credit, simplify regulations, and promote savings and investment.
On another note, he announced that the Garrahan Hospital has incorporated 18 new state-of-the-art surgical beds as part of a construction plan exceeding 35 billion pesos.
He also reported the signing of agreements between Mendoza, Salta, and the Ministry of Justice to implement the Juvenile Criminal Regime, and announced that the Ministry of Economy will present modifications to the Fiscal Innocence project in the coming hours, which will be sent to Congress.
The Government deepens its reform agenda
The announced measures are part of the national Government's strategy to strengthen institutions, consolidate economic stability, and continue promoting structural reforms.
From the professionalization of the Armed Forces to the growth of exports and the development of the capital market, Javier Milei's administration maintains that the results are beginning to reflect the impact of policies for fiscal balance, economic opening, and modernization of the State.
