Argentina’s agro-industrial exports reached record levels in 2025, with 53 high-value agricultural products generating US$2.398 billion and 534,914 tons exported in the first nine months. This marks a 32% increase in export value and an 18% volume growth compared to 2024, with top exports like seeds, citrus essential oils, boneless beef, and jojoba oil averaging over US$2,000 per ton. Argentina’s grain sector is also projected to reach a record 105.1 million metric tons in 2025/26, driven by significant increases in wheat, sorghum, and soybeans. Agribusiness exports grew 6% by volume year-to-date, totaling 65.5 million tons and US$28.2 billion, with soybeans, corn, beef, wheat, sunflower, aquaculture, and peanuts representing 87% of export value. Key markets include China, India, and Brazil, reinforcing Argentina’s leadership in global food and raw material supply.
This robust agro-industrial growth highlights Argentina’s expanding global market role, making investment in the agricultural sector especially attractive. The upcoming Golden Visa program adds significant appeal by providing residency benefits to investors, complementing the strong return potential from Argentina’s high-value exports and diversified product base. BBI enhances this opportunity by guiding investors through agro-business investment and Golden Visa processes, ensuring smooth market entry and capitalizing on the booming agro-export sector and immigration incentives. Together, this creates a compelling investment climate linking Argentina’s export growth with residency and economic advantages.
