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Argentina exports grow 48% driven by energy and mining

Argentina has seen a significant rise in exports, growing by approximately 47.8% between 2023 and the first half of 2026. According to PwC Argentina, this growth was driven by increased volumes (up 48%) despite a slight decrease in average prices. The expansion is primarily fueled by the energy and mining sectors, including significant investments in Vaca Muerta and lithium projects. Specifically, the metal mining and lithium sector experienced a 227.9% increase in value, while fuel and energy exports rose by 101.7% in value.

In the agricultural sector, the sunflower campaign shows positive prospects with a projected 5.3% increase in planting area. However, the beef industry faces challenges; beef consumption per capita fell to its lowest level since 2005, reaching 46 kilos in August. Despite lower domestic consumption, beef exports increased by 6.5% year-on-year during the first eight months of the year, as the international market absorbed a larger share of production.

Additionally, Argentina has successfully reopened its poultry and egg markets to Japan, following sanitary evaluations by SENASA and MAFF.

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Argentina · Bolsa de Comercio de Rosario · China · Ciccra · Javier Milei · LP Consulting · Mercosur · PwC · PwC Argentina · Senasa · Vaca Muerta

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