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SEC filingExceptional year marked by regulatory reforms under Resolution 400/2025 that reformulated the MEM around marginal costs and enabled term market participation, alongside GDP recovery via private consumption and investment rebound, though hyperinflation distorts nominal results.
Concurrently, Resolution 452/2025 established the National Energy Regulatory Entity (ENGRE) with full administrative, budgetary, and legal autonomy under public and private law. ENGRE will oversee transferred assets and future acquisitions, potentially streamlining oversight and investment approvals. This aligns with value-added distribution (VAD) frameworks, which embed network investments, maintenance, depreciation, and reasonable capital returns into marginal service costs, benefiting integrated players.
Operationally, heightened demand risks persist: tariff hikes or subsidy cuts could dampen consumption, though recovery dynamics mitigated this in 2025. Management's focus on projects like Tres Cruces—backed by approved 2026 plans covering exploration, working capital, G&A, and fees—positions us for growth. Hyperinflation scaled nominal figures, but underlying drivers from regulatory tailwinds and economic rebound affirm resilience, setting the stage for term market opportunities and sustained dispatch.