Mirgor is an Argentinean company that produces electronics, mobile and automotive components, and exports, distributes and commercializes agricultural products.

It has its administrative headquarters in the city of Buenos Aires,[3] and industrial sites in Río Grande,[4] Garín[5] and Baradero, as well as its own agricultural-livestock exploitation field in Bolívar.

[6] It is engaged in electronics and auto parts production; design and execution of engineering and system projects; commercial channel management and retail activities;[4] and, since 2018, in agricultural business.

[21][27] In 2009, Mirgor purchased Industria Austral de Tecnología S.A. (IATEC), which produced mobile phones for Nokia in 2010[28] and televisions for LG in 2011.

[37] Famar Fueguina SA carries out activities of manufacturing and supplying parts for the automotive industry, mainly electronics.

[6] In 2019, Mirgor made its first exports of wheat, soybeans, and corn[40][41][6] In March 2023, it acquired an approximately 1,500-hectare field in San Carlos de Bolívar for its own agricultural and livestock production.

[42] During the COVID-19 pandemic, Mirgor developed OxiTemp App, which allows to measure and monitor blood oxygen saturation, heart rate and body temperature.

[44][45] In November 2022, Mirgor acquired Outokumpu Fortinox S.A, a company dedicated mainly to import and sell of different types of steel.

[69] In September 2024, CEO José Luis Alonso participated in the "Forbes Reinventing Argentina Summit" and stated that the country's economic growth towards 2025 will depend on its ability to export "technology, proteins, and talent.

[87][88][89] The company has a business division called Mirgor Innovation that develops software programming and mechanical engineering projects.

Through the Foundation, Mirgor seeks to accompany the communities in which it has presence by the promotion of four main areas of work: Education, Health, Culture and Habitat.

[100] In 2024, it organized "Codechallenge Tierra del Fuego," a competition for residents of the province with intermediate or advanced programming skills in any language.

[103] At the Provincial Technical Education College of Río Grande (CPET), the Foundation provided training on the 5S methodology, which companies use to organize their spaces and management processes [104] as well as the CIRCULA.RG program on sustainable entrepreneurship and the circular economy.

[105][89]In July, the Mirgor Foundation inaugurated its “School of Innovation, Creativity, and Technology” for teachers of 4th, 5th, and 6th grades of primary education.

[111] The educational projects of the Foundation, in collaboration with Samsung, were recognized by the legislatures of the City of Buenos Aires and Tierra del Fuego.

[112] In February 2024, the Mirgor Foundation donated 300 oximeters to the Municipality of Río Grande to enhance services in health centers,[113][114] as well as an artificial respirator for the Regional Hospital Governor Ernesto Campos in Ushuaia.

[115][116] In November 2023, the Mirgor Foundation entered into a strategic framework agreement with the Joint Antarctic Command (COCOANTAR) to promote the development and well-being of the Argentine community in Antarctica.