Asia Now Buys One in Five Dollars of Argentina's Energy Exports
Asian buyers took 20.7% of Argentine energy exports between January and July, up from 7.9% across all of 2025, according to Secretariat of Energy shipment records. Medanito crude accounts for nearly three-quarters of the flow, and the destination list has widened from four countries to seven
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Aguada de la Arena Surges 60% to Rank Second Among YPF's Gas Blocks
YPF-operated gas output rose 9.2% in May to 32.33 MMm³/d, though it fell 4.08% year-on-year. The month's biggest mover was Aguada de la Arena, a 2025 concession the company has earmarked for the export chain
Argentine Crude Output Nears 900,000 bbl/d as Neuquén Tops 70% of National Production
IEB Construcciones Secures Construction-Management Mandate for Southern Energy's San Matías Pipeline
Grupo IEB, the capital-markets holding led by Juan Ignacio Abuchdid, bought the storied contractor from Spain's Dragados in late 2024 for about $2 million. Its management contract runs to September 30, 2028, a date that tightens the schedule of the country's first gas-export pipeline.
Bonatti Enters Argentina to Build Argentina LNG's Largest-Diameter Gas Trunkline
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Tecnimont, the Milan plant-engineering giant, lands in Vaca Muerta via Argentina LNG
Tecnimont entered the Argentine radar by joining Sacde in the consortium pre-awarded the detailed engineering for Argentina LNG's first Neuquén gas separation plant. Behind the name sits the engineering arm of an Italian group with half a century building process plants, and the firm's biggest bet yet in Argentina
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.