Founded in 1980, MCI helps international companies identify, evaluate, and develop business opportunities throughout Latin America. Its founder established the company after working with the First National Bank of Boston in São Paulo, where he managed multinational corporate accounts and supported companies entering and expanding across the region.
For more than four decades, MCI has participated in commercial, infrastructure, mining, energy, and privatization initiatives. Its experience includes projects involving Caloi of Brazil, Générale des Eaux—now Veolia—PAM Saint-Gobain Brazil, Urucum Mineração/Companhia Vale do Rio Doce, and EPI Group. This history has given MCI practical knowledge of complex markets, public institutions, international companies, and major investment processes.
Today, MCI is firmly established and actively operating in Argentina. Its local capabilities are strengthened by Carlos and Eduardo, who combine financial experience, international perspectives shaped by their studies at the University of Chicago and Columbia University, respectively, and a strong network developed over the past decade. Their relationships extend across national and provincial government, private industry, financial institutions, professional advisers, business leaders, and international investors.
This platform allows MCI to identify opportunities early, understand government and industry priorities, introduce qualified partners, and support investors throughout market entry and project development.
Argentina’s evolving investment environment offers renewed potential in energy, mining, infrastructure, technology, tourism, forestry, steel, and oil and gas. Initiatives such as RIGI provide qualifying projects with incentives, stability, and greater legal certainty.
By combining established local relationships with decades of regional experience, MCI is well positioned to help international companies navigate Argentina and transform promising opportunities into successful, sustainable investments.
