The Incentive Regime for Large Investments (RIGI) was created to attract large-scale capital in strategic sectors: mining; energy; infrastructure; technology; steel; tourism; and forestry.
So far; according to what we have read; 20 projects worth USD 34.422 billion have been submitted: mining accounts for 65% of the total amount of proposed investments; followed by energy; which accounts for 33%. The rest corresponds to initiatives in steel and infrastructure.
Seven projects have already been approved; and more are on the way.
But beyond the headlines; there is a reality for those who obtain RIGI status: - Tax benefits; - Exchange rates - Customs - Accelerated depreciation and predictability for 30 years; according to the law.
Have you considered whether you are directly (or indirectly) a supplier to a "RIGI company"... how does this benefit you?
Because companies declared impact (workers; suppliers; development) to have their projects under RIGI: construction; transport; maintenance; industrial services; technology; catering and more.
Each contract requires predictability; compliance and fiscal efficiency. If your structure is not aligned; you cannot compete.
In summary: RIGI is not only a benefit for "large investments". It is an opportunity for those who know how to adapt to the standards imposed by the new regime: traceability; compliance; sustainability and cost control.
