Mostaza will invest US$ 40 million and open 30 stores in Argentina during 2026

The fast food chain Mostaza announced an ambitious expansion plan for 2026 in Argentina, with an investment of close to US$ 40 million, the opening of 30 new stores and the creation of more than 4,000 jobs. The project is based on the performance achieved during 2025, a year that the company defined as having a positive balance sheet, with historic results and a consolidated presence throughout the country

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The scheme presented by the company combines three central axes: capital outlay, expansion of the commercial network and growth in staffing. Within this framework, the expected investment will be around US$ 40 million, while the operational objective for 2026 sets a pace of 30 additional openings, which will mean continuing to expand its coverage at the national level

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The expansion will not only have an impact on the brand's territorial presence, but also on employment. According to the planning released by the firm, the growth of the network of stores will be accompanied by the generation of more than 4,000 jobs, linked to the start-up and operation of the new commercial units. This is a relevant fact in a context in which private investments are beginning to regain prominence as an engine

of activity.

Mostaza closed 2025 with a positive balance and achieved historic results, also consolidating its presence throughout the country. Although specific indicators were not released to measure the extent of this improvement, the company presented this performance as the basis on which it projects its new phase of growth

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For the time being, the announcement did not include details about the cities or localities where the new points of sale will be located, nor a detailed schedule for the execution of the investment. Nor was more data provided on the distribution of funds or the pace at which openings will take place throughout the year

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Mostaza will seek to accelerate its expansion in 2026 with a strong investment in capital, greater physical presence and thousands of new jobs. In an economy that is beginning to reward companies that decide to grow, invest and expand operations, the chain is among the companies that are committed to consolidating their development

in Argentina.