Pumpco, MasTec's U.S. Shale Pipeline Builder, Enters Argentina With the Argentina LNG Trunk Line
Pumpco is a subsidiary of MasTec, the infrastructure group run by the Mas brothers, owners of Inter Miami. It had never built in the country and arrives partnered with Bonatti and Contreras Hermanos to lay the largest-diameter gas pipeline in Argentine history.
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Milicic Warns Local Construction Capacity Falls Short of Argentina's Mining Buildout
In an interview, CEO Marian Milicic mapped the Rosario-based contractor — 2,500 employees, some 1,500 machines, a book split evenly between oil and copper — and described how it follows the sectors that pull investment. "We're the first to arrive," she said of the firm's role in Argentina's largest projects.
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Argentina LNG: ENI Tells Investors Its Largest-Ever LNG Project Runs Through Vaca Muerta
Argentina Sets Nuclear Doctrine to Open State Sector to Private Capital
Southern Energy Sets August Pipeline Start as Argentina Nears First LNG Exports
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