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Prefectura Naval Argentina
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Prefectura Naval Argentina is the federal maritime authority of Argentina, operating as a government state entity under the country's security forces. Its mandate encompasses coast guard duties, search-and-rescue operations, port-state control, and enforcement of maritime law within Argentine jurisdictional waters. The organization is structured as an independent government agency (rather than a subsidiary of another entity), headquartered in Argentina and serving the Argentine maritime domain across South America.

The agency's publicly accessible web presence is limited to a MDaemon Webmail login portal (prefecturanaval.gov.ar), which offers multiple interface views — Lite, LookOut, Pro, Standard, and WorldClient — for email access and management. A WhatsApp help line (routed through api.whatsapp.com) is the only other observable citizen-engagement channel. No consumer-facing products, APIs, SDKs, mobile applications, or commercial technology offerings are disclosed.

Prefectura Naval Argentina does not operate as a revenue-generating enterprise. Its funding derives from Argentine federal appropriations as a security-force institution, and no pricing model, customer list, sales motion, or partner ecosystem is present in the source data. The agency's value proposition is statutory rather than market-driven: it holds exclusive legal authority over maritime security and rescue functions in its jurisdiction. With approximately 2,169 employees, the agency represents a mid-sized public-safety institution. No information on budget, expansion plans, leadership changes, M&A activity, or strategic initiatives is publicly disclosed in the available source material.

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Prefectura Naval Argentina is the Argentine federal maritime authority responsible for coast guard, search-and-rescue, and maritime law enforcement within Argentine jurisdictional waters, operating as a government state entity with approximately 2,169 employees.

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1,001–5,000
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Keyword5 values
maritime security services, coast guard operations, search and rescue, port safety enforcement, naval patrol
Industry3 codes
1Harbor & Coastal Patrol / Waterborne Security
CodeBPAKALACPrimaryYes
2Maritime & Port Authorities (Public Ports, Harbors, Ferries Terminals)
CodeBPAIALAFPrimaryNo
3Maritime Security Technology & Systems (CCTV, Radar, AIS, Perimeter Sensors)
CodeBPAKALAIPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Police Protection92212
  • National Security and International Affairs9281
  • Port and Harbor Operations488310
SIC code1 code
  • Foreign Governments8888
Product category
Maritime Security and Safety Services
Social media profiles1 record
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D
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PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA is a state maritime security and law enforcement authority responsible for patrolling Argentine territorial waters, enforcing maritime regulations, conducting search and rescue operations, and overseeing port and waterway safety. The organization's primary public-facing online presence is a webmail portal (MDaemon Webmail) used for internal communications.

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MDaemon Webmail is a web-based email client providing email access and management services for Prefectura Naval Argentina. The system offers multiple interface views (Lite, LookOut, Pro, Standard, and WorldClient) allowing users to choose their preferred email experience.

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1MDaemon Webmail
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Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

Commercial provider of AIS-based vessel tracking and maritime domain awareness. Comparable technology category (maritime surveillance and AIS data) that the Prefectura and its peers rely on for situational awareness.

2Armada de la República Argentina — División Guardacostas
TypeDirect peer
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The Argentine Navy's coast-guard division. Shares overlapping maritime security responsibilities with the Prefectura and competes for the same national budget in the same Argentine EEZ.

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Chilean Navy, which performs maritime law enforcement, SAR, and hydrographic functions along Chile's extensive coast, comparable in scope and regional context to the Prefectura.

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Brazil's directorate of ports and coasts, which performs port authority, maritime law enforcement, and navigational safety functions comparable to those of the Prefectura in a neighboring South American jurisdiction.

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The U.S. federal maritime law-enforcement, search-and-rescue, and port-security service. Most directly comparable in mandate, scale, and multi-mission profile to the Prefectura Naval Argentina.

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Italy's coast guard, operating under the Ministry of Infrastructure within the Italian Navy. Performs maritime law enforcement, SAR, and port security — a near-mirror of the Prefectura's role in Argentina.

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UK maritime safety and rescue agency, operating under the Maritime and Coastguard Agency. Comparable in SAR, maritime law enforcement, and coastal surveillance functions.

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Australia's federal maritime safety agency, responsible for SAR, vessel traffic, and marine pollution response. Comparable mandate and regulatory scope, though geographically distant.

9Prefectura Nacional Naval (Uruguay)
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Uruguay's national naval prefecture — a direct functional and structural analog operating in the shared Río de la Plata waterway. Most regionally direct peer to the Prefectura Naval Argentina.

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Spanish maritime safety and rescue society, providing SAR, vessel traffic, and maritime safety services. Comparable mission profile to the Prefectura's search-and-rescue and port-safety functions.

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PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA

Maritime Security and Safety Servicesprefecturanaval.gov.ar

Prefectura Naval Argentina is the Argentine federal maritime authority responsible for coast guard, search-and-rescue, and maritime law enforcement within Argentine jurisdictional waters, operating as a government state entity with approximately 2,169 employees.

What PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA does

Prefectura Naval Argentina is the federal maritime authority of Argentina, operating as a government state entity under the country's security forces. Its mandate encompasses coast guard duties, search-and-rescue operations, port-state control, and enforcement of maritime law within Argentine jurisdictional waters. The organization is structured as an independent government agency (rather than a subsidiary of another entity), headquartered in Argentina and serving the Argentine maritime domain across South America.

The agency's publicly accessible web presence is limited to a MDaemon Webmail login portal (prefecturanaval.gov.ar), which offers multiple interface views — Lite, LookOut, Pro, Standard, and WorldClient — for email access and management. A WhatsApp help line (routed through api.whatsapp.com) is the only other observable citizen-engagement channel. No consumer-facing products, APIs, SDKs, mobile applications, or commercial technology offerings are disclosed.

Prefectura Naval Argentina does not operate as a revenue-generating enterprise. Its funding derives from Argentine federal appropriations as a security-force institution, and no pricing model, customer list, sales motion, or partner ecosystem is present in the source data. The agency's value proposition is statutory rather than market-driven: it holds exclusive legal authority over maritime security and rescue functions in its jurisdiction. With approximately 2,169 employees, the agency represents a mid-sized public-safety institution. No information on budget, expansion plans, leadership changes, M&A activity, or strategic initiatives is publicly disclosed in the available source material.

PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA firmographics

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Name
PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA
Legal name
Prefectura Naval Argentina
Website
https://prefecturanaval.gov.ar
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
Prefectura Naval Argentina is the Argentine federal maritime authority responsible for coast guard, search-and-rescue, and maritime law enforcement within Argentine jurisdictional waters, operating as a government state entity with approximately 2,169 employees.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA industry classification

Industry
Product category
Maritime Security and Safety Services
NAICS
Police Protection (92212), National Security and International Affairs (9281), Port and Harbor Operations (488310)
SIC
Foreign Governments (8888)
akta.pro primary industry
Harbor & Coastal Patrol / Waterborne Security (BPAKALAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Maritime & Port Authorities (Public Ports, Harbors, Ferries Terminals) (BPAIALAF), Maritime Security Technology & Systems (CCTV, Radar, AIS, Perimeter Sensors) (BPAKALAI)

Keywords

  • Maritime security services
  • Coast guard operations
  • Search and rescue
  • Port safety enforcement
  • Naval patrol

PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA business model

Business model
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B2B and B2C
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D

PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA product offering

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Core offering

PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA is a state maritime security and law enforcement authority responsible for patrolling Argentine territorial waters, enforcing maritime regulations, conducting search and rescue operations, and overseeing port and waterway safety. The organization's primary public-facing online presence is a webmail portal (MDaemon Webmail) used for internal communications.

Product overview

MDaemon Webmail is a web-based email client providing email access and management services for Prefectura Naval Argentina. The system offers multiple interface views (Lite, LookOut, Pro, Standard, and WorldClient) allowing users to choose their preferred email experience.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • MDaemon Webmail

Companies that use PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA

Customer profile

Ideal customer profiles1 record

PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA technology and API

Technology

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PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA partnerships and signals

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Recent moves3 records

Expansion highlights3 records

PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • MarineTraffic: Commercial provider of AIS-based vessel tracking and maritime domain awareness. Comparable technology category (maritime surveillance and AIS data) that the Prefectura and its peers rely on for situational awareness.

Direct peers

  • Armada de la República Argentina — División Guardacostas: The Argentine Navy's coast-guard division. Shares overlapping maritime security responsibilities with the Prefectura and competes for the same national budget in the same Argentine EEZ.
  • Armada de Chile: Chilean Navy, which performs maritime law enforcement, SAR, and hydrographic functions along Chile's extensive coast, comparable in scope and regional context to the Prefectura.
  • Marinha do Brasil — Diretoria de Portos e Costas: Brazil's directorate of ports and coasts, which performs port authority, maritime law enforcement, and navigational safety functions comparable to those of the Prefectura in a neighboring South American jurisdiction.
  • United States Coast Guard: The U.S. federal maritime law-enforcement, search-and-rescue, and port-security service. Most directly comparable in mandate, scale, and multi-mission profile to the Prefectura Naval Argentina.
  • Guardia Costiera — Corpo delle Capitanerie di Porto: Italy's coast guard, operating under the Ministry of Infrastructure within the Italian Navy. Performs maritime law enforcement, SAR, and port security — a near-mirror of the Prefectura's role in Argentina.
  • His Majesty's Coastguard (UK): UK maritime safety and rescue agency, operating under the Maritime and Coastguard Agency. Comparable in SAR, maritime law enforcement, and coastal surveillance functions.
  • Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA): Australia's federal maritime safety agency, responsible for SAR, vessel traffic, and marine pollution response. Comparable mandate and regulatory scope, though geographically distant.
  • Prefectura Nacional Naval (Uruguay): Uruguay's national naval prefecture — a direct functional and structural analog operating in the shared Río de la Plata waterway. Most regionally direct peer to the Prefectura Naval Argentina.
  • Sociedad de Salvamento y Seguridad Marítima (Spain): Spanish maritime safety and rescue society, providing SAR, vessel traffic, and maritime safety services. Comparable mission profile to the Prefectura's search-and-rescue and port-safety functions.

Market position

Strengths3 records

Weaknesses3 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks4 records

Key highlights4 records

Customer concentration

PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA social profiles

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA

What does PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA do?

PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA is a state maritime security and law enforcement authority responsible for patrolling Argentine territorial waters, enforcing maritime regulations, conducting search and rescue operations, and overseeing port and waterway safety. The organization's primary public-facing online presence is a webmail portal (MDaemon Webmail) used for internal communications.

Is PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA a public or private company?

PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA founded?

PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA was founded in -1. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Who are PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA's main competitors?

MarineTraffic is listed as an emerging player. Direct peers are Armada de la República Argentina — División Guardacostas, Armada de Chile, Marinha do Brasil — Diretoria de Portos e Costas, United States Coast Guard, Guardia Costiera — Corpo delle Capitanerie di Porto, His Majesty's Coastguard (UK), Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA), Prefectura Nacional Naval (Uruguay) and Sociedad de Salvamento y Seguridad Marítima (Spain).

Does PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA have an API?

No public API is recorded for PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA.

What industry is PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA in?

PREFECTURA NAVAL ARGENTINA's product category is Maritime Security and Safety Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAKALAC, Harbor & Coastal Patrol / Waterborne Security, with a secondary code of BPAIALAF, Maritime & Port Authorities (Public Ports, Harbors, Ferries Terminals). Its NAICS code is 92212 and its SIC code is 8888.

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LA NACIONOcultaban diez kilos de oro en lingotes dentro del depósito de agua de un viejo inodoroThe Prefectura Naval Argentina conducted two raids in Caleta Olivia, Santa Cruz, during an investigation into a man's disappearance. In one home, they seized four gold bars weighing over 2.5 kilos each, hidden in a toilet's water tank, valued at over 1,200 million pesos, plus a car, phones, and other items.El CronistaFuerzas de Seguridad con nuevo aumento: suben los extras salariales en octubre 2026, ¿cuánto les corresponde a policías y gendarmes?The Argentine government issued Resolution 1004/2026, setting new salary supplements for federal security forces effective October 2026. The resolution specifies amounts for Gendarmería, Prefectura Naval, PSA, and SPF, with progressive increases through December 2026. The costs will be covered by budget credits from Jurisdiction 41.LA NACIONDos kayakistas desaparecieron en Santa Teresita y sigue un amplio operativo de búsquedaTwo kayakers, ages 43 and 64, went missing off Santa Teresita after entering the sea on Monday morning under adverse weather. The Prefectura Naval Argentina launched an air, water, and land search with no results yet. The search continues amid strong winds and low visibility.Clarin.comJugaban a la pelota en la costa y decidieron meterse al río: desesperada búsqueda en Corrientes de dos primos de 16 añosTwo 16-year-old cousins from Ituzaingó, Corrientes, went missing after entering the Paraná River near Puesta del Sol on September 17. Police and Prefectura Naval Argentina expanded the search, finding their belongings on the shore. The operation continues with community cooperation requested.Clarin.comAmplían la búsqueda del hombre desaparecido en el Paraná y su madre cuestionó a los tres acompañantesThe search for Fabián Félix Falcón, who disappeared in the Paraná River after his boat was swept away by a storm, has been intensified with additional resources from Argentine authorities including the Prefectura Naval Argentina and local police. While officials maintain that an accident is the primary hypothesis, Falcón's mother has publicly questioned the three companions who survived, alleging they may be involved or withholding information. The operation involves specialized units such as drone teams and river patrol vessels covering both banks of the river.LA NACIONUn tripulante de un buque tuvo una emergencia cardíaca en altamar y lo rescataron de urgencia con un helicópteroA 54-year-old crew member suffered a suspected cardiac emergency aboard the Argentine fishing vessel Miss Tade while navigating approximately 105 nautical miles (194 kilometers) off the coast of Bahía Blanca, Argentina. The Argentine Naval Prefecture (Prefectura Naval Argentina) conducted an emergency aeroevacuation operation, deploying a plane from Viedma and a helicopter from Mar del Plata to rescue the man using a hoist basket before transporting him by ambulance to a medical facility. The article also details the standard protocol for medical emergencies at sea, including radio consultation, coordination through maritime traffic authorities, and simultaneous ambulance preparation.LarepublicaProtesta de trabajadores marítimos paraliza el comercio de granos de ArgentinaMaritime workers' strike in Argentina prevented the entry and exit of at least 45 ships at grain terminals on August 4, 2026, paralyzing trade from a major global agricultural exporter. The protest began after the national government published a decree deregulating the pilotage service, prompting the Association of Professional Captains and River Pilots to announce plans to challenge the measure and warning it could reduce demand for Argentine pilots and jeopardize jobs. The Argentine Naval Prefecture subsequently issued an edict ordering pilots to resume work, warning of disciplinary sanctions including prison sentences for non-compliance.LA NACIONParo de prácticos en los puertos: una por una, las actividades y precios de la economía que se verían afectadosArgentine maritime pilots have launched an indefinite strike in protest against Decree 690/2026, which aims to deregulate the practicage sector by introducing competition and tariff caps, immobilizing at least 140 cargo ships anchored across terminals in Gran Rosario, Buenos Aires, Dock Sud, and other port cities. The paralysis is severely disrupting fuel distribution to Patagonia, halting agroexport flows and foreign currency settlements, delaying the strategic Vaca Muerta Oil Sur offshore terminal project, and threatening supply chains for the automotive and manufacturing sectors with just-in-time inventory models. The government has issued individual summons to 536 pilots through the Prefectura Naval Argentina, warning of administrative and criminal penalties if the strike continues, while maritime associations warn that international shipping lines are already rerouting cargo to Uruguay and Brazil.El CronistaPARO en los PUERTOS | Qué HERRAMIENTAS tiene el Gobierno para presionar a los PRÁCTICOS y cuánto puede escalar el conflictoArgentina's government is facing a complete halt in port operations after maritime pilots (prácticos) launched an indefinite strike in response to Decree 690/2026, which deregulated pilot services by opening the market to competition, enabling tariff caps, and eliminating geographic segmentation. Prefectura Naval Argentina has issued formal notices to 536 pilots threatening administrative sanctions and criminal charges carrying sentences of up to eight years in prison, but the measures have so far failed to break the protest. Approximately 140 ships are stranded with cargo including grains and energy supplies, and officials warn the conflict risks escalating into domestic supply shortages if the paralysis continues.LA NACIONQué hacen los prácticos y por qué son fundamentales para el comercioThe Prefectura Naval Argentina ordered maritime pilots (prácticos) to resume operations immediately under Decree 690/2026, warning of administrative sanctions and potential criminal charges for non-compliance, amid a labor conflict that has paralyzed port operations in the country. The paralysis is severely affecting Argentina's export sector, with over 45 ships currently stopped and accumulating at a rate of 30 more per day, each incurring demurrage costs of $50,000 to $100,000 per day. Gustavo Idígoras, president of CIARA-CEC, warned that the dispute risks damaging Argentina's reputation as a reliable global supplier, potentially benefiting competitors such as Brazil.