Máximo Kirchner, a national deputy and prominent figure in Argentine politics, has submitted his sworn declaration, revealing details about his considerable assets and debts. According to the documents, he owns a total of 27 properties valued at 1.19 billion pesos, primarily located in El Calafate. Additionally, he has 2,905,572 dollars, equivalent to 2.34 billion pesos. On the other hand, he has debts totaling 56 million pesos, mainly with the Máximo and Florencia Kirchner Condominium, as well as with the company Hotesur.
In Máximo Kirchner's words, "His fortune is mostly composed of his parents' inheritance and savings in foreign currency." These elements have contributed to his wealth reaching 4.719 billion pesos, with a debt of 56 million pesos regarding his own companies. It is noted that a significant part of this wealth has derived from the inheritance of his father, Néstor Kirchner, and the transfer of assets made by his mother, Cristina Kirchner, at the end of her term in 2016.
The breakdown of his wealth includes properties, holdings in dollars, and shares in family businesses, totaling a value of 4.719 billion pesos. Additionally, he owns shares in companies such as Los Sauces and Hotesur, the latter being investigated for money laundering, as well as two vehicles valued at 14 million pesos. Half of his wealth is in dollars, which have been declared as part of the inheritance received.
A significant increase in his wealth has been observed over time, largely attributed to the inheritance received from his mother. His fortune includes a total of 27 properties in Argentina, with a notable increase in the declaration of assets during the closure of the 2023 fiscal period. This wealth growth has been primarily driven by the possession of dollars and his investments, making Máximo Kirchner the most prosperous member of his family in recent years.