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Mining companies in Argentina — browse 2.6K records

Browse 2,628 mining companies in Argentina — registry-sourced from AFIP / Inspección General de Justicia, scoped to NACE 05, 07 and 08. Each record carries up to 500 firmographic attributes — from CUIT and registered address to revenue, headcount and corporate group structure. The largest by revenue are MINERA ANDINA DEL SOL S.R.L. ($1.5B), UNIPAR INDUPA S.A.I.C. ($476M) and CEMENTOS AVELLANEDA S.A. ($398M).

2.6K
Mining companies
9
NACE codes
75
Group-linked records

Top companies

Largest mining companies in Argentina (2026)

The largest mining companies in Argentina by revenue are MINERA ANDINA DEL SOL S.R.L. ($1.5B), UNIPAR INDUPA S.A.I.C. ($476M) and CEMENTOS AVELLANEDA S.A. ($398M). The directory below ranks them — sort any column, or filter by sub-sector, company size and region.

Last updated June 2026.

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Showing 25 of 2,628 Argentine mining companies· click a column to sort, or a company for its full record

Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores1,200$1.5B
Mining of chemical and fertiliser minerals543$476M
Quarrying of ornamental and building stone, limestone, gypsum, chalk and slate630$398M
Operation of gravel and sand pits; mining of clays and kaolin930$374M
Mining of chemical and fertiliser minerals510$299M
Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores780$298M
Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores690$289M
Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores1,260$213M
Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores420$141M
Mining of iron ores250$121M
Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores536$103M
Quarrying of ornamental and building stone, limestone, gypsum, chalk and slate580$99M
Mining of hard coal1,800$79M
Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores404$78M
Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores960$68M
Operation of gravel and sand pits; mining of clays and kaolin130$64M
Mining of chemical and fertiliser minerals603$60M
Quarrying of ornamental and building stone, limestone, gypsum, chalk and slate156$57M
Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores80$55M
Mining of chemical and fertiliser minerals200$53M
Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores208$50M
Mining of iron ores530$50M
Mining of chemical and fertiliser minerals279$50M
Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores1,220$46M
Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores630$44M

This is a sample. The full database holds 2,628 Argentine mining companies, each with every attribute in the dictionary below.

Database overview

Mining companies in Argentina — database overview

Distributions across all 2,628 mining companies in Argentina — registry-sourced from AFIP / Inspección General de Justicia and refreshed daily.

Company size (by employee band)

  • 1–9
    82%
  • 10–49
    13%
  • 50–199
    3%
  • 200–999
    1%
  • 1,000+
    0%

Sub-sector breakdown (NACE)

  • Operation of gravel and sand pits; mining of clays and kaolin39%
  • Other mining and quarrying n.e.c.34%
  • Quarrying of ornamental and building stone, limestone, gypsum, chalk and slate9%
  • Mining of other non-ferrous metal ores9%
  • Mining of chemical and fertiliser minerals6%
  • Mining of iron ores1%
  • Mining of hard coal1%
  • Mining of lignite0%
  • Other0%

Regional distribution

  • Buenos Aires
    13%
  • Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires
    12%
  • Córdoba
    11%
  • Salta
    9%
  • Mendoza
    7%
  • San Juan
    7%
  • Other
    41%

Revenue (USD)

  • Less than $100K
    7%
  • $100K – $1M
    93%
  • $1M – $10M
    0%
  • $10M – $100M
    0%
  • $100M+
    0%
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These distributions are computed from the full Argentine mining companies database, not the sample above.

Data coverage

What data is available on mining companies in Argentina

Argentina business database

Firmographics

Legal name, registered address, NACE sub-sector, legal form, founding year and website. Every record is keyed to its CUIT — the stable AFIP / Inspección General de Justicia identifier that survives name changes and rebrands, making it the most reliable CRM deduplication key for Argentina data.

Points of interest

Each company is geocoded to GPS coordinates covering its registered seat and operating locations across Argentina, with a precision level on every point — useful for territory planning and proximity targeting.

Tax IDs

Records carry the CUIT and, where applicable, the VAT registration number, with a flag for when the two coincide. These are the cleanest match keys for enriching lists and cross-referencing against the national tax authority and your CRM.

Group structure

InfobelPRO resolves the corporate hierarchy — parent, subsidiaries and the size of the worldwide corporate family — so sales and compliance teams can see who controls an entity before engaging or onboarding it.

Financials

Annual revenue in local currency, EUR and USD, employee headcount and founding year, with multi-year history where filed. Figures are sourced from AFIP / Inspección General de Justicia filings and carry an Actual-or-Modeled reliability flag.

Data dictionary

Every attribute in the Argentine mining companies dataset

The full field catalogue behind each record. Contact data (email, phone, executives) is part of the licensed dataset but is never displayed on this page.

Identity

companyName
Registered legal name.
businessName
Trading / commercial name where it differs from the legal name.
tradeName
Additional registered trade name.
nationalID
CUIT — the official AFIP / Inspección General de Justicia company identifier.
nationalIDIsVat
Flag indicating whether the national ID doubles as the VAT number.

Location

addressStreet
Registered street address.
postCode
Postal code.
city
City / locality.
province
Region / province / county.
country
Country (ISO).
longitude / latitude
Geocoded coordinates of the location.
geoLevel
Precision level of the geocode.

Web

website
Primary corporate URL.
webDomain
Normalised root domain.
websiteStatusFlag
Live / dead / redirect status from the last crawl.
websiteCrawlDate
Date the website was last checked.

Activity

altInternationalCode01–06
Up to six NACE Rev. 2 activity codes plus labels.
internationalCode
US SIC code.
localCode
National activity code.
infobelCode
Proprietary Infobel activity code.

Size

employeesHere
Headcount at this location.
employeesTotal
Total headcount across the entity (with Actual / Modeled flag).

Financials

salesVolume
Annual revenue in local currency.
salesVolumeEuros
Annual revenue converted to EUR.
salesVolumeDollars
Annual revenue converted to USD — shown in the table.
currency
Reporting currency.
yearStarted
Year the company was founded.
financialHistory
Multi-year revenue history where filed.

Status & legal

statusCodeName
HQ, branch or single-location indicator.
legalStatusCodeDescription
Legal form (e.g. limited company / corporation).

Group structure

familyMembers
Number of entities in the worldwide corporate family.
subsidiaryIndicator
Whether the entity is a subsidiary.
parentLinkage
Link to the parent company.
domesticLinkage / globalLinkage
Domestic and global ownership links.
hierarchyCode
Position within the corporate hierarchy.

Source comparison

AFIP / Inspección General de Justicia vs InfobelPRO

AFIP / Inspección General de Justicia gives you legal registration data. InfobelPRO adds the commercial intelligence sales, marketing and compliance teams actually need.

AttributeAFIP / Inspección General de JusticiaFree official registryInfobelPRO
CUITYesYes — on 99.9% of records
Legal name & registered addressYesYes
Company status (HQ / branch)YesYes — daily sync
NACE sub-sector classificationYesYes — up to 6 codes
Annual revenue (local / EUR / USD)Filings onlyYes — multi-currency
Employee countNoYes
Decision-maker contactsNoYes — licensed
Geocoded coordinatesNoYes
Corporate group structureFilings onlyYes — full hierarchy
API accessNoYes — REST API
Bulk export (CSV / JSON / Parquet)NoYes
Update frequencyPeriodic (filings)Daily sync

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

By the revenue shown in the directory above, the largest mining companies in Argentina include MINERA ANDINA DEL SOL S.R.L. ($1.5B), UNIPAR INDUPA S.A.I.C. ($476M) and CEMENTOS AVELLANEDA S.A. ($398M). Sort the Revenue column or filter by sub-sector, size and region to explore the full ranking.
InfobelPRO lists 2,628 mining companies registered in Argentina, classified under NACE 05, 07 and 08, sourced from AFIP / Inspección General de Justicia. The directory covers all registered entities in scope, not a sampled subset.
Buenos Aires holds the largest share with 13% of Argentina's mining companies, followed by Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires (12%) and Córdoba (11%). The region chart above shows the full distribution.
Mining companies in Argentina are classified under NACE 05, 07 and 08 — 9 sub-sector codes appear in this segment. Each record can carry up to six NACE Rev. 2 activity codes, plus a US SIC code and the national activity code.
Core firmographics come directly from AFIP / Inspección General de Justicia and are refreshed daily — new incorporations, address changes and status updates flow through within 24 hours of publication. Revenue and employee figures track annual report filings and carry an Actual-or-Modeled reliability flag.
Yes. InfobelPRO combines registry-sourced firmographics with licensed contact data, processed under GDPR Article 6(1)(f) — legitimate interest. Individual opt-outs are honoured and compliance documentation is available on request.

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