Investing in Argentina means betting on a country with strategic resources, world-class talent, and untapped opportunities in a transforming economy. Those who act now can help shape the future — and grow with it.
In the following links you can find information about current investment opportunities and main regulations for the promotion of foreign direct investments.
For any additional information, please contact the Embassy of the Argentine Republic by sending an email to eazer@mrecic.gov.ar
Why Invest in Argentina?
1. Rich Natural Resources
Argentina is among the world’s most resource-rich countries:
- 2nd largest lithium reserves globally, part of the "Lithium Triangle."
- 8th largest agricultural area, and a global leader in agribusiness exports.
- Major reserves of unconventional oil and gas (Vaca Muerta holds the second-largest shale gas reserve in the world).
2. Skilled and Competitive Human Capital
- Strong talent pool in science, engineering, and technology.
- Thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem — Buenos Aires is a leading tech hub in Latin America.
- High literacy rate (above 98%).
3. Access to Regional and Global Markets
- Member of Mercosur, providing preferential access to a market of over 295 million people.
- Trade agreements and bilateral investment treaties with countries from Latin America, Europe and Asia.
- Strategic location for exporting to South America and other regions.
4. Diverse and Resilient Economy
- Key industries include automotive, pharmaceuticals, biotech, food processing, and software.
- Rapid growth in knowledge-based services, supported by tax incentives and the Knowledge Economy Law.
5. Investment Incentives and Legal Stability
- RIGI (Large Investment Incentive Regime) offers 30 years of tax and regulatory stability for strategic sectors.
- Sector-specific incentives in mining, energy, infrastructure, and technology.
- Free trade zones and special customs regimes available.
6. Infrastructure Development Opportunities
- Large investment opportunities in logistics, roads, railways, energy, and digital infrastructure.
- Significant opportunities for public-private partnerships (PPPs) in strategic areas.
