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Rigi Industry Debut: Approve Project to Build First Steelworks in 50 Years

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Minister Luis Caputo announced that he will be in the city of San Nicolás and will require US$ 286 million.He will produce 360,000 tons of inputs annually.

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Minister Luis Caputo announced that he will be in the city of San Nicolás and will require US$ 286 million.He will produce 360,000 tons of inputs annually.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The RIGI Evaluation Committee (Incentive System for Large Investments) under the Ministry of Economy approved the first investment for the industrial sector. The company Sidersa of Rosarino origin will invest a total of US$ 286 million in the construction of a steel mill in San Nicolás. “A new state-of-the-art steel mill will be built in San Nicolás,” said the owner of the Treasury. This investment will generate more than 300 direct and 4,000 in…

Economy Minister Luis Caputo announced the approval of the initiative of metallurgical Sidersa for the construction of a plant in the Buenos Aires town of San Nicolás. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The National Government’s Evaluation Committee approved the fifth project under the Big Investment Incentives Regime (RIGI). This time, to an industrial investment: Sidersa will disburse $286 million for the construction of a steel plant in San Nicolás, Buenos Aires province. The drive to this project occurs at a key moment for the industrial sector: on July 9, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, will announce how the tariff scheme…

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Clarin broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
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