Wind farm project (1,350 MW) in Argentina

A strategic opportunity to acquire or co-invest in one of Latin America’s largest renewable energy projects — a 1,350 MW wind farm in Patagonia, Argentina. Positioned to supply approximately 25% of Argentina’s renewable energy demand, the project combines vast wind potential with substantial infrastructure investment already in place.

The asking price is USD 44 mm, for 100% of the shares of the company. The current owners can retain a 10% of shares through a shareholder’s agreement that will include that the new owners will capitalise the Company including the portion corresponding to the minority shareholders. The asking Price includes approximately 2 million Dollars to bring the Project to a ready to build stage.

Project Overview

• Sector: Renewable Energy – Wind Power
• Location: Patagonia, Argentina
• Installed Capacity: 1,350 MW
• Land Area: 45,000 hectares owned by the company
• Grid Infrastructure: Includes a 295 km, 500 kV transmission line and a 1,600 MVA transforming station
• Permits & Studies: Construction and environmental permits are in place (pending renewal); feasibility and wind studies completed
• Investment Regime: Beneficiary of RIGI (Argentine government’s new large-scale investment framework) – VAT exemption and deregulated energy market

Transaction Details

• Asking Price: USD 44 million for 100% equity (including $2M in project advancement)
• Structure: Option for new owner to buy entire project or retain original owner with 10% equity under a shareholder agreement
• Use of Funds: To bring project to “Ready-to-Build” stage (including permit renewals and final studies)
• CapEx Required for Full Construction: Approx. USD 1.99 billion
• Availability: Immediate

Highlights

• One of the largest wind projects in Latin America
• Strategic location with exceptional wind resources
• Full ownership of land and control over key infrastructure
• Energy sales to be exclusively through private PPAs, aligned with Argentina’s new energy deregulation
• Competitive price per MWh due to economies of scale
• Attractive for IPPs, developers, institutional investors, and green infrastructure funds