Argentina Impact Fund
Investing in Argentina is not a challenge, it's an opportunity.
Argentina Impact Fund (AIF) is a private investment vehicle domiciled in Luxembourg, focused on housing development and access, as well as investments in strategic real assets in Argentina. Its mandate is centered on identifying, acquiring, and managing projects capable of contributing to the expansion of urban infrastructure and the strengthening of productive activity, while actively pursuing investment growth under principles of transparency and legal certainty.
Why invest in Argentina?
Low supply of productive and mortgage credit.
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Macroeconomic and institutional reorganization process
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High structural demand for housing
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Undervalued Assets
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Argentina offers a unique asymmetry between value and real risk. After decades of macroeconomic volatility, the country maintains a surprisingly robust real economy, with productive sectors—housing, agribusiness, energy, and knowledge-based services—that continue operating, growing, and exporting even in adverse contexts.
This resilience is driven by a structural factor: the real economy is partially decoupled from political and financial instability, supported by a dynamic private sector, high levels of human capital, and deep, persistent housing demand.
Today, the process of macroeconomic normalization, institutional reorganization, and greater openness to private investment are creating a historic inflection point. In this context, undervalued real assets, unmet demand, and existing productive capacity generate an exceptional window for projects with strong fundamentals.
Argentina is one of the few markets where investment in the real economy is not only viable—it is transformative.
“The first step is to establish that something is possible; once done, the probability of it happening increases.”
Our Vision
To become the leading impact fund, creating lasting value through sustainable investments that generate both stable returns and measurable social impact.
Our Mission
To strategically deploy capital into Argentina’s real economy to transform housing, productivity, and urban development through disciplined investments, professional structures, and a results-oriented approach.
Key data
Economy
Bi-monetary
According to the Federal Reserve, Argentina holds an estimated 200 billion dollars “under the mattress.”
Argentines save in dollars, think in dollars, sign contracts in dollars, and an increasing number of companies and individuals are adopting the digital dollar USDT as a means of payment.
Statistics
The annual GDP growth rate in Argentina averaged 2.02% from 1994 to 2025.
Currently, the share of mortgage credit relative to GDP is just 0,20%, placing it at historic lows and indicating a high potential for recovery.
Growth
Despite the poor economic performance of recent decades, Argentina’s GDP per capita remains above the global average (World Bank) and it is the third-largest economy in Latin America. GDP expanded by 6.3% in the second quarter of 2025.
Production matrix
Services account for more than 63% of GDP, with commerce representing 19.9% and real estate, professional, and business activities 11%.
Within goods-producing sectors, manufacturing stands out with 19.4%, followed by agriculture at 6.9%, construction at 4.7%, and oil and mining at 4.6%.