The Grain Exchange confirmed that agribusiness provides 85% of the foreign currency that enters the province. Revenue from foreign sales totaled US$10.9 billion during 2025. This represents 7% year-on-year growth thanks to private sector investment.
Corn leads the table with a 21% share and US$2.28 billion caused. Oilseed by-products and soybeans follow in the sales ranking. The five most exported products account for 60% of the jurisdiction's foreign trade.
The impact of the Córdoba countryside far exceeds the national average in wealth generation. While in the country agribusiness accounts for 60% of foreign currency, in Córdoba it reaches 85%. The province is consolidating itself as the productive engine in the face of a State that needs dollars.
Trade surplus and record sales
Argentina reached the second-highest level in its history in total exports. Foreign sales climbed to US$87.08 billion during the 2025 cycle. The trade balance closed with a surplus of US$11.29 billion for the second consecutive year.
Primary products were the main protagonists with a 21% year-on-year increase. This category brought US$22.15 billion into the Central Bank's coffers. The private sector replied with higher production and operational efficiency to sustain the macro figures.
