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  Richiger S.A.
     
 

 

 

Richiger S.A. is located in the town of Sunchales, Province of Santa Fe, Argentina, about 500 kilometers North of Buenos Aires, the country’s capital city.

In this prime farmland area, the Richiger company manufactures some of the best farm machinery made in Argentina. The company’s beginnings date back to 1921, when a Swiss immigrant from the Neüchatel region named Adolfo Richiger settled down in Sunchales and opened a carpentry and ironworks shop which very soon flourished, grew to employ about one hundred workers, and acquired widespread reputation because of the quality of its products. In 1959 the modern day company was founded, and today its directors Gabriel and Gerardo Richiger, great-grandsons of its founder, are committed to upholding the standards of quality and innovation set forth by the company since its beginnings.

Argentina is a country with a rich tradition in agricultural and livestock production, and in the manufacture of the machinery crucial to succeeding in these activities. A good example of this is that the first patented self-propelled combine harvester in the world was designed and built in Argentina in 1929, precisely in Sunchales, by the Rotania metalworks factory. As an interesting footnote, the sheds where the Rotania company assembled its first machines were recently acquired by Richiger S.A. and are now used as a materials storehouse. Even the Claas Group , its Argentine headquarters also located in Sunchales, contributed its expertise to restore the original combine harvester model, which now has its own museum (see story here).

This very same enterprising spirit is embodied in the Flexi-Grain Storage system, now available in the U.S.A, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

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