From the land to the water, from the water to the sky,
from the sky to our hands and again back to the land.
Connected histories that nowadays
have brought us here.
1919
San Benito
With the first fields in Patagonia and sheep breeding to market wool, San Benito was born, the first company of the Perez Companc’s family.
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Navy company
Driven by the sheep business growth, Perez Companc navy company is founded to carry wool to several destinations.
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San Jorge
The Perez Companc Navy Company founds the San Jorge forestry facilities in Misiones
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Oil company
Foundation of the Perez Companc oil company, engaged in the drilling and completion of oil & gas wells.
1990. PeCom becomes the second oil company of the South Cone.
2002. PeCom is sold to Petrobras.
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Banco Río
Banco Río de la Plata is born, one of the most important private financial institutions of the Argentine history.
1980. Banco Río becomes the most important private banking network in Argentina.
1997. Banco Río is sold to Grupo Santander. It was the only case in the world where Santander decided to keep the original name because of the bank's reputation.
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Conuar
Creation of Combustibles Nucleares Argentinos S.A. (CONUAR S.A.) as initiative undertaken by the Comisión Nacional de Energía Atómica (CNEA) (National Atomic Energy Commission), in partnership with Perez Companc Group (33% and 67%, respectively).
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Del Carmen
The Perez Companc Group sets foot in Uruguay with the acquisition of the San José establishment at the beginning of a growth history of one of the most important agricultural companies in Uruguay with fields in the best areas of the country.
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Winery
Perez Companc acquires one of the most legendary wineries in Argentina: Nieto Senetiner.
Galeria1999
Molinos Río de la Plata
Marking its entry into the food business, the Group buys Molinos Río de la Plata in order to modernize the most traditional brands of the Argentine homes.
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Pecom
As a result of the acquisition of the actives of the ex SADE, Perez Companc Group returns to the Oil & Gas sector as provider of exploration and production. In less than 3 years, with the acquisitions of Bolland and Tel3, the company double his size to become in the largest national company of services for Oil&Gas, electricity and telecommunications.
Galeria2016
Molinos Agro
Molinos Agro, a leading company of the Argentine agri-exporter sector, is born as a result of the spin-off of Molinos Río de la Plata.
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