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There are over 3,000 companies registered in the agricultural sector, but the market is much larger since Latin America has a large number of small businesses involved in agriculture and farming.

The construction sector in Latin America will reach an estimated market size of $709.8 billion USD in 2025. The construction sector encompasses thousands of companies at all tiers, many of which participate in industry groups making them relatively easy to reach.

Latin America’s education sector includes millions of students and hundreds of thousands of institutions across public and private segments, encompassing hundreds of thousands primary, secondary, technical schools, and over 3,000 public universities and 4,000 private universities.

Latin America's energy segment is multi-faceted: the region is both a global exporter of hydrocarbons (oil & gas, led by Brazil and Mexico) and a leader in renewable electricity. Hundreds of companies operate in upstream extraction, electricity generation, transmission, renewables, and distribution.

The financial service sector is one of the most dynamic in Latin America due to rapid fintech adoption, digital transformation of traditional banks, and the rise of neobanks. Over 9,800 financial services companies are registered, ranging from banks and insurers to credit unions and fintechs.

Health care in Latin America comprises a mix of public hospitals, private clinics, insurance providers, and a burgeoning healthtech startup scene. There are thousands of medical providers, estimated at over 10,000 organizations if private, public, and startup ventures are combined across the region.

Travel, tourism, hospitality, and associated real estate represent fast-growing B2B sectors. With over 642 hotel construction projects underway in Q3 2024, thousands of hotels, resorts, and restaurants operate regionally. Mexico, Brazil, the Dominican Republic, and Colombia lead in new projects and capacity.

Latin America’s tech market is rapidly expanding, fueled by digitalization, e-commerce, fintech innovation, and governmental support. There are 9,200+ registered IT/software companies in the region.

Manufacturing is integral across the region’s economies, accounting for 12–17% of GDP in leading markets. There are over 9,830 manufacturing companies listed in Latin America, covering the range from food and beverages to medium/high-tech segments such as automotive, chemicals, and electronics.

The retail sector is a critical pillar of Latin American economies, with an estimated market value of US$1.90 trillion in 2025and over 9,200 companies registered. The sector is defined by formal/informal structures, strong urban demand, and rapid omnichannel digitalization.

Over 7,600 transportation companies operate in Latin America, including large multinationals, regional leaders, and logistics startups.