New winds are blowing through the agricultural machinery business. The data confirm this, but so does the sentiment of agribusiness owners. According to the latest INDEC data, sales reached $512 billion between January and March. This figure, which includes sales of tractors, combine harvesters, seeders, and implements, represents a real year-over-year increase of 22% and is more than 12% above the average of the previous five years.

This growth in sales is entirely due to a higher number of units sold. In this regard, in the first quarter of 2025, agricultural machinery sales totaled 3,628 units, marking a year-over-year increase of 31% and 3% above the average sales of the last five years.

And these data are confirmed by the protagonists of this sector during Agroactiva.

For Sergio Karin , Massey Ferguson’s Commercial Director for Latin America, “we are experiencing a great moment in Argentina as an economy,” and he believes that the countryside is being positively impacted by decisions that have already been made, although a more focused approach to agriculture is still needed.