Argentina's Exports Climbed Almost 50% in Three Years, with Mining and Energy as Main Engines
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Argentina's Exports Grew by 48% in the Last Three Years because of the Momentum of Mining and Energy
Argentina’s exports showed a sustained improvement between 2023 and the first half of 2026, according to a private report. Export value increased 47.8% between the two periods, a leap that is not only explained by the statistical rebound after the drought, but reflects a change in the foreign trade regime in all countries... The post Argentina’s exports grew by 48% in the last three years due to the momentum of mining and energy first appeared o…
A private report released by TN argues that domestic exports rose 50% from 2023 to the present. This boom of sales abroad has as driving forces to the mining and energy sectors, which are added to the traditional agricultural exports led by soy, wheat and corn. ... Read more
According to a private report comparing both periods.
A survey by the consultant PwC found that external sales jumped 47.8% between 2023 and mid-2026, driven by a higher volume shipped and not by values.
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