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Ámbito3 min read
AI estimate · 85% confidence
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Center 80%
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The article presents a neutral view of Canadian miners' interest and Milei's administration, without disqualifying or exaggerating the associated risks. It uses an investors' perspective, suggesting a more balanced approach.
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AI summary
Canadian mining companies are increasing their interest in Argentina, aiming to build an "Andean financial corridor" to facilitate access to capital for mining projects. The director for South America of the Toronto Stock Exchange highlighted the lack of financing in the sector and the importance of Mendoza as a hub for attracting investments.
Despite concerns about electoral uncertainty, it is believed that Javier Milei's administration is well positioned to attract investors.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
En diálogo con Ámbito, uno de los expositores de la jornada, el director para Sudamérica de la Bolsa de Valores de Toronto (TSX) y de su contraparte de capital de riesgo (TSX Venture Exchange), Guillaume Légaré, explicó que el evento es una “oportunidad única” para mostrar “la fuerza del ecosistema canadiense” en minería y finanzas.
Afirmó que "hay una falta de capital, no solamente en Argentina, sino en todos los mercados en Latinoamérica para los proyectos mineros en la fase de desarrollo inicial”.
Y ahondó: “La importancia del ‘junior mining sector’ en Argentina y en la región es muy importante para el crecimiento futuro de la minería. Y como no hay capital, y en Argentina tampoco hay ‘equity capital markets’, (el desarrollo) es muy limitado”.
Por ese motivo, afirmó que la TSX “tiene un papel muy importante para facilitar ese acceso al capital inicial”. La idea sería “utilizar un poco de la fuerza financiera de Canadá o de su experiencia con este tipo de financiamiento”.
San Juan es la provincia argentina con mayor competitividad a la hora de atraer inversiones mineras.
Empresas de Canadá y la conexión mendocina
Original excerpt in Spanish. The content belongs to Ámbito.