Argentina Extends Deadline for Large Investment Incentive Regime
Argentina's government has extended the deadline for adhering to its Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI) by one year. This extension allows exploration and development of onshore hydrocarbon projects, with a minimum investment of $600 million. Already, 10 approved projects under RIGI total $25.48 billion.
Argentina's government announced a one-year extension for the Large Investment Incentive Regime (RIGI), effective from July 8, 2026, according to the Economy Ministry's statement on Thursday.
This extension opens opportunities for new hydrocarbon exploration and onshore oil and gas developments. The incentive requires a minimum investment of $600 million for these projects.
So far, the RIGI regime has approved 10 projects, amassing a total investment value of $25.48 billion, as reported in official data.
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