Neuquén province in Argentina plans to pitch foreign investors in New York for its first new international bond in nearly a decade, according to two people with direct knowledge of the plan cited by multiple outlets. The roadshow comes as the provincial government benefits from a shale oil boom in the region, which has improved local financial conditions, according to the reports. Both sources describe the effort as an attempt to attract overseas investors after a long gap in issuing international debt. The articles provide limited additional details, including no bond size, pricing, or timeline. Overall, the coverage focuses on the province’s decision to return to the US capital markets and the role of shale-driven revenue in enabling the move. The reports indicate that the presentations will take place in New York as part of the bond marketing process, but they do not specify the exact dates or the final structure of the issuance.