The economy of Daganzo de Arriba is primarily driven by agriculture, with the surrounding rural areas supporting farming and livestock activities. The town has a strong agricultural tradition, producing wheat, barley, olives, and other staples of the Mediterranean diet. It is also known for its local livestock, particularly sheep, which contributes to the production of dairy products, including traditional cheeses.
In recent years, the town has seen growth in the service sector, with small businesses and local artisans contributing to the local economy. There is also an emerging logistics and warehousing sector, taking advantage of the town’s proximity to Madrid and key transportation routes.
Tourism is becoming an increasingly important industry as more visitors discover the charms of the town, whether for its festivals, historical attractions, or as a peaceful retreat from the busier parts of Spain.