InsuAgro was born out of Argentina's 2001 crisis, when a Japanese chemical giant left and its former employees built a company in its place. Twenty-two years on, it is now majority-owned by a local biotech group — and fighting through the worst agrochemical downturn in years. Full nameInsumos Agroquímicos S.A. Ticker / exchangeINAG — Bolsa de Comercio de Buenos Aires (BCBA) HeadquartersAv. Santa Fe 1731, Buenos Aires, Argentina Sector / industryBasic Materials / Agricultural Inputs EmployeesNot disclosed in available sources Market value (market cap)ARS 160.6B (~$109.9M USD) Yearly sales (revenue, …
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