The project contemplates an investment of more than US$350 million and will require four years of development. However, the raw material export stage is expected to begin in June.

During the tour, Marín highlighted that the initiative will allow the recovery of an industrial asset that has remained idle since 2018 and noted that the project will generate new development opportunities for the region.

Germán Medina, treasurer of the Association, and Matías Gorosito, executive director, participated on behalf of AIM, accompanying an initiative of relevance to the productive network and regional industrial development.