The digitalization of Brazilian livestock farming has driven the growth of technology companies focused on agribusiness. Among them is iRancho, specialized in livestock management and animal traceability, which projects a significant jump in revenue in 2026.
After ending 2025 with revenue of R$6.63 million, the company expects to reach R$10 million in revenue this year, which represents growth of more than 50%.
According to the CEO of iRancho, Thiago Parente, the advance reflects a change in behavior among rural producers, who are increasingly seeking tools to professionalize property management and increase the profitability of the activity.
“iRancho has been growing between 45% and 50% per year. This shows that producers are looking for technology, want to know their production better and make decisions that improve the sustainability and profitability of the business”, he states.
The company’s expectation is to grow at least 48% in 2026, with the possibility of exceeding this percentage given the strong demand observed in the first months of the year.
Part of this progress is related to the investments made by the company in . Recently, iRancho launched its own tool that allows recording information via voice command directly in the field, including in regions without internet access.
“The launch of our artificial intelligence is accelerating sales. We are seeing very strong market recognition and an increasing adoption of digital tools by producers”, says Parente.
The technology was developed to simplify the routine on farms and facilitate data collection during animal handling. According to the company, the tool has also contributed to expanding digital inclusion in the field.
“We have already had cases of employees who did not use the system due to difficulties with technology, but started using the platform when it became available via voice. This expands access and improves the quality of the information collected”, he states.
In addition to livestock management solutions, the company has also been expanding its operations in the area of livestock through SafeBeef, a blockchain-based platform that records cattle information throughout the entire production chain.
The increase in transparency and traceability has also driven demand for the company’s solutions.
For Parente, the scenario opens space for a new cycle of growth in technology applied to agribusiness.
“We are continually investing in innovation. Our objective is to lead the market through technologies that make life easier for producers and increase the efficiency of Brazilian livestock farming.”
In addition to the artificial intelligence already launched, the company is working on developing new tools aimed at natural language processing, process automation and real-time data analysis.
“iRancho is becoming a powerhouse in artificial intelligence for agriculture. We have new solutions in development that should reach the market in the coming months”, he states.
