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OEE benchmark Argentina 2026: manufacturing data, sector targets and downtime cost
Official manufacturing statistics for Argentina, the OEE ranges that apply to its leading sectors, a downtime-cost calculator preloaded with national labour and energy costs, and the incentives that can fund a monitoring project.
Key figures
Downtime cost calculator: Argentina defaults
Change any input and the result updates. The labour and electricity defaults are the national statistics quoted above, not your plant's figures; replace them with your own numbers for a real estimate.
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- energy–
- lost margin–
Funding and incentives for monitoring projects (status October 2026)
Programmes a production-monitoring or OEE project can use. Status was checked on the operator's page in October 2026; anything we could not confirm is marked unverified.
| Programme | Operator | What it funds | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| RIGI — Régimen de Incentivo para Grandes Inversiones (Ley 27.742) | Ministerio de Economía | For projects >= USD 200 M (sector floors up to USD 900 M; PEELP >= USD 1,000 M per stage) in energy, mining, infrastructure, technology, forestry, tourism, steel, oil & gas: 25% corporate tax, accelerated depreciation, VAT via CCAF certificates, 30-year stability. Adhesion window 2 years from law (July 2024) extendable 1 year | open | argentina.gob.ar |
| Ley PyME / incentives for SMEs | Secretaría de PyME | Not verified in this run | unverified |
Editor's note
How to use this benchmark
Argentina OEE Benchmark Pack 2026
Excel workbook: country profile, hubs, sector OEE ranges, downtime-cost calculator and incentives, with every source linked.
- Country profile and hub table with sources
- Sector OEE ranges: typical, world-class, A×P×Q
- Downtime-cost calculator preloaded with Argentina labour and energy costs
- Incentives and 2026–2027 events
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Frequently asked questions
What is a good OEE in Argentina?
There is no national OEE statistic: OEE is measured per line, and the useful comparison is by sector. For Argentina's leading sectors the typical range is 60–85% and the world-class targets are listed above. Most plants that start measuring sit near 60%.
Where do these figures come from?
Manufacturing weight, employment, labour cost, energy price and robot density come from official statistics (INDEC, Eurostat, the World Bank and the IFR); every figure links to the page it was read from. The OEE ranges are oee-benchmark.org editorial benchmarks.
What is in the Argentina benchmark pack?
An Excel workbook with the country profile and sources, the hub table, the sector OEE ranges, a downtime-cost calculator with the national defaults already filled in, and the incentives and events lists. It is free; we ask for a work email.
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Sources and method
Figures are quoted as published, with the year and unit of each source; we do not convert currencies or estimate missing values. OEE ranges follow the oee-benchmark.org editorial process. Published by TEEPTRAK SAS, which sells production-monitoring and OEE software.
- https://api.worldbank.org/v2/country/MEX;BRA;COL;PER;CHL;ARG/indicator/NV.IND.MANF.ZS?format=json&date=2021:2024&per_page=100
- https://api.worldbank.org/v2/country/MEX;BRA;COL;PER;CHL;ARG/indicator/NV.IND.MANF.CD?format=json&date=2023:2024&per_page=100
- https://api.worldbank.org/v2/country/MEX;BRA;COL;PER;CHL;ARG/indicator/SL.IND.EMPL.ZS?format=json&date=2021:2024&per_page=100
- https://www.argentina.gob.ar/economia/rigi
- https://www.argentina.gob.ar/economia/rigi/que-es