Unico Silver offers investors a compelling opportunity to gain exposure to a globally significant silver resource in a mining-friendly jurisdiction with scalable development upside.
Unico holds 160 million ounces of silver equivalent (AgEq) across its Cerro Leon and Joaquin projects, ranking it as one of the most significant silver resource holders on the ASX. With exploration targets pointing to a potential 300Moz AgEq, Unico stands shoulder to shoulder with major players in Argentina’s Santa Cruz province—behind only Newmont and AngloGold Ashanti.
Silver is benefiting from strong tailwinds. Industrial demand—from electronics to solar—and renewed investor interest are pushing prices higher. Coupled with Argentina’s increasingly pro-mining policies under President Javier Milei, the timing couldn’t be better for resource development.
Unico’s phased development strategy is designed to minimise upfront capital risk while maximising long-term returns. Stage one targets 8–12 million ounces of silver per year through a centralised processing facility at Cerro Leon, with future growth aimed at deeper polymetallic zones.
Led by Managing Director Todd Williams, Unico has evolved from a junior explorer into a mid-tier silver contender. Williams’ strategic vision is supported by a strong shareholder base that includes experienced mining investors and prominent figures like Argentinian billionaire Eduardo Elsztain. Together, they provide the expertise and financial support to execute Unico’s ambitious growth plans.
Argentina’s new Incentive Regime for Large Investments (RIGI) represents a game-changing opportunity for large-scale resource projects. Part of President Milei’s broader economic reform agenda, the RIGI is designed to attract foreign capital by offering unmatched fiscal and regulatory stability.
30 years of regulatory certainty in tax, customs, and foreign exchange policy
Tax relief including lower corporate rates and accelerated asset depreciation
Customs exemptions for capital goods and imports
Exchange flexibility, easing one of Argentina’s biggest investment hurdles
Double deductions for exploration spending in mining projects
Argentina’s new Incentive Regime for Large Investments (RIGI) represents a game-changing opportunity for large-scale resource projects. Part of President Milei’s broader economic reform agenda, the RIGI is designed to attract foreign capital by offering unmatched fiscal and regulatory stability.
