- CEO
- Rafael Aguilar
- Sector
- Distribution services
- Industry
- Food distributors
- Address
- Joaquín Victor González Argentina
- IPO Date
- Dec 1, 2010
- Business
- Inversora Juramento S.A. is an Argentina-based vertically integrated agribusiness and meat processing company engaged in agricultural cultivation, intensive cattle breeding, industrial slaughtering, meat packing, and the commercialization of beef products and agricultural commodities. Founded in 1990 and headquartered in Salta, Argentina, the company manages extensive agricultural and livestock landholdings across northwestern Argentina. The company operates through integrated farming, livestock, and industrial processing divisions, offering a systematic portfolio of products and services that includes the cultivation of grains and oilseeds, primarily soybeans, corn, sorghum, wheat, sunflower, and forage crops such as alfalfa; intensive cattle breeding, rearing, and feedlot fattening operations; industrial slaughterhouse and deboning services managed through its primary meatpacking subsidiary, Frigorifico Bermejo S.A.; fresh, chilled, and frozen beef cuts, including bone-in halves and quarters, boneless vacuum-packed cuts, and certified kosher meat products; cattle by-products, including bovine hides, tallow, and bone meal; and wholesale, retail, and export distribution supplying domestic supermarkets, proprietary retail butcher shops, and international export destinations across the Americas, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. In recent corporate developments, Inversora Juramento completed a major capital modernization program exceeding USD 20 million at its Frigorifico Bermejo industrial plant in Pichanal, Salta, adding a high-capacity deboning room, international kosher-certified processing infrastructure, and expanded refrigeration facilities to reach full vacuum-packaging capacity. The company also expanded its productive agricultural land portfolio through the USD 56.4 million acquisition of rural estate properties formerly held by Pallaro Hermanos, entered into a strategic industrial alliance with Frigorifico Gorina for joint regional meatpacking operations, and strengthened its financial structure through local debt capital market issuances, including the placement of USD 20 million in Class V corporate notes and USD 30 million in Class VII negotiable obligations.