YPF is advancing strategic alliances with the United Arab Emirates for LNG from Vaca Muerta
With its sights set on 2027, YPF will seek to integrate Middle Eastern oil companies. The first would be ADNOC, and Saudi Aramco is also expected.
YPF S.A. is Argentina’s leading energy company, with more than a century of experience in the exploration, production, refining, and commercialization of hydrocarbons. The company operates across the entire energy value chain, including oil, natural gas, fuels, petrochemicals, and power generation.
With operations throughout the country and a strong presence in the development of Vaca Muerta, one of the world’s largest unconventional hydrocarbon reserves, YPF plays a central role in Argentina’s energy supply. The company also promotes initiatives related to technological innovation, energy transition, and more efficient energy solutions, with the goal of strengthening national energy security and supporting Argentina’s economic growth.
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With its sights set on 2027, YPF will seek to integrate Middle Eastern oil companies. The first would be ADNOC, and Saudi Aramco is also expected.
A syndicated loan with banks in the Americas, the US, and Asia supports operations in Vaca Muerta and strengthens the oil company's position in a context of recovering prices.
The governors of Chubut and Santa Cruz are leading talks with national officials to seek tax incentives that would revive the oil industry and create jobs in regions hit by declining production
The oil company seeks to optimize fuel supply logistics in northern Argentina
The forecast underscores a shift from exploratory pads to full-scale development, where multi-well pads are becoming the norm to slash drilling costs and boost returns
With only 7% of its reserves explored to date, the field has driven a production boom that in 2025 represents nearly 60% of the national crude oil extraction