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Confidence from the field to the Government: Banco Nación's record loans at Agroactiva

There were 60% more credit applications for working capital than in last year's edition

The 2025 edition of Agroactiva  set a record for loans from Banco Nación, reflecting the confidence of agricultural producers in the economic direction.

According to the institution, during the four days of the major rural exhibition, the institution received 11,000 loan applications, 60% more than in 2024.

People gathered in front of a Banco Nación booth at an outdoor event during the day
Banco Nación granted .5 billion in loans at Agroactiva | La Derecha Diario

In Armstrong, Santa Fe, Banco Nación received a total of 11,000 loan certificates for US$6.5 billion for the purchase of new and used agro-industrial machinery, as well as for export financing.

The agricultural sector's confidence in Milei's government

"This year we've once again exceeded all expectations, both in attendance and in business volume. The high demand for loans reflects the sector's confidence in economic recovery and the sustained growth of the agro-industrial sector," said BNA president, the Cordoban Daniel Tillard.

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Daniel Tillard, head of the BNA | La Derecha Diario

The head of the institution stated that so far in 2025, they have disbursed US$370 million in financing for agricultural machinery.

"These are 3,000 loans from across the country for a total of about 2,900 transactions. These numbers break all records. In addition, we expand agreements with manufacturers every year and we've decided to strengthen our presence, which is why 16 regional managers came so that a milestone in investment and financing can be set," he added.

Banco Nación presented credit lines for MSMEs and large companies, special rates in pesos—from 21%—and financing in dollars starting at 8.5%.

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