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Our company

  • Our business group develops its commercial and agricultural activities mainly in the provinces of Buenos Aires and Chaco.
  • We have two elevator plants in the city of Arrecifes (Buenos Aires) and a third one in the city of General Pinedo (Chaco) for receiving and conditioning of the merchandise, with a total capacity of approximately 150 thousand tons.
  • We meet the commercial needs of more than 400 clients from our central house in Arrecifes, and we serve them in the central-east area of the province of Buenos Aires from a commercial office located in Lobos city.
  • Agricultural production in Chaco province extends from the southwest to the northern region. The offices that manage this activity in that province are located in Charata. In Buenos Aires, production is centralized in the northern zone and in La Cuenca del Salado.
  • We are currently developing new commercial alternatives that allow us to continue expanding our horizons, such as the export of cereals, oilseeds, other derived products, and the importation of agricultural supplies.

A century old company

The company was founded in 1915 by Esteban Buratovich, an immigrant of Croatian origin, who settled down in the country at the end of the 19th century.

A man of an innovative spirit, he was the forefather of the transporting and conditioning of cereal in bulk.

His sons continued the task and today, after more than 100 years, members of the third and fourth generations of the family, continue to be identified with a line of work and responsibility that was left to them.

Today we serve our clients who have varied characteristics, treating each individual according to their needs.

The well-trained technical and administrative staff and the modern facilities make efficient treatment and service possible. Thanks to this we can provide information that contributes to the transparency of our commercial operations.

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If you are interested in knowing the history of the company you can do it through José Antonio's words, a member of the third generation of the Buratovich family: