Mining Logistics Plan

As part of the Federal Logistics Strategy promoted by the CFI, a comprehensive assessment of the lithium value chain in Northwest Argentina was presented, as the sector faces the challenge of multiplying its production and consolidating its export profile over the next decade.The study identifies the main operational constraints on the activity—such as the sharp imbalance between inbound supply flows and outbound mineral shipments, wear and tear on mountain roads, and the need to modernize border crossings and railway branch lines—and outlines a set of priority interventions aimed at devel

As part of the Federal Logistics Strategy promoted by the CFI, a comprehensive analysis of the gold and silver chain in Argentina was presented. These metals account for more than 80% of the country's mining exports.Based on fieldwork in key provinces such as Santa Cruz, San Juan, Salta, and Jujuy, the study identifies the main bottlenecks in mountain road infrastructure, rail connectivity, energy supply, and border crossings. It also outlines a portfolio of essential works and operational improvements to reduce logistics costs and sustain the sector's productive competitiveness through 2035.

Progress on the Mining Logistics Plan was presented. The plan is a federal initiative aimed at optimizing the production and transport of strategic minerals such as gold, silver, lithium, and copper. Joint work between the public and private sectors made it possible to identify the main infrastructure, regulatory, and operational challenges facing the industry in Argentina, with the goal of strengthening the country's position in international markets. During the meeting, the results of the analysis of regional value chains were shared. Participants highlighted that this planning instrument i

As part of the Federal Logistics Strategy, the CFI prepared a comprehensive study of the copper chain in Argentina to support the productive development of world-class deposits located mainly in San Juan, Salta, and Catamarca. The report identifies the main infrastructure challenges and proposes priority interventions in mountain roads, railway branch lines, border crossings, and energy supply. The goal is to optimize overland transport costs, create efficient export routes to Atlantic and Pacific ports, and strengthen the export competitiveness of the producing provinces.