Agroactiva 2025: Financing for the agricultural sector increases, and historic harvests are expected.

The agricultural sector has been showing clear signs of recovery , and one of the key drivers of this process is financing . This exponential growth will allow for increased plantings and record harvests in the coming years, according to industry experts.

An example was what happened at the recent Agroactiva 2025 , held in the Santa Fe city of Armstrong, where Banco Nación achieved a historic record in financing for the agro-industrial sector, for 6.5 billion dollars.

The financial institution, the largest in Argentina, received 11,000 loan applications, a 60% increase compared to 2024. This marked a milestone in financial support for the agricultural machinery sector.

The nation received a total of 11,000 loan certificates for US$6.5 billion for the acquisition of new and used agroindustrial machinery and for export financing.

Daniel Tillard, president of the BNA, considered that "the high demand for loans reflects the sector's confidence in the economic recovery and sustained growth of the agroindustry." He also emphasized that the proposal included a large supply of working capital for the entire productive sector.

So far in 2025, the National Bank has disbursed US$370 million in agricultural machinery financing. This represents 3,000 loans nationwide for a total of approximately 2,900 operations.

Similarly, in Agroactiva, the Santa Fe and Entre Ríos banks also broke records for loan applications, with more than 640 billion pesos from producers in both provinces.

Both entities made financing available to producers for the purchase of machinery, supplies, capital goods, and working capital.

"The interest rates offered were the lowest on the market," Fernando González, corporate manager of Wholesale Banking for both entities, told Noticias Argentinas.

"Our participation in Agroactiva 2025 was a resounding success. We received over 3,800 loan applications for more than 465 billion pesos and $144 million dollars, and we forged key agreements with leading suppliers in the agroindustrial sector," he emphasized.

He added: "This demonstrates that producers value our comprehensive offering, with solid financial tools, personalized attention, and exclusive benefits and conditions that complement their production cycles."

In addition, the two financial institutions consolidated strategic commercial alliances with leading brands of agricultural inputs and machinery , "which allowed them to offer exclusive benefits and more streamlined operations through agreements that include rate discounts, greater flexibility, and simplified processes."