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    Guido Visocero

    Research Analyst at Nalaria

    Guido Visocero is an Equity Analyst at Nalaria focused on technology and consumer sectors, where he provides research and recommendations on leading firms including Apple, Microsoft, and Tesla. Known for his robust analytical skills, his calls have consistently yielded above-industry average success rates and positive returns for clients, as documented on platforms tracking analyst performance. Visocero began his professional journey in the financial industry in the early 2010s, serving at organizations such as Deloitte and BNP Paribas prior to joining Nalaria in 2021. He holds FINRA Series 7 and Series 63 licenses, underscoring his dedication to professional excellence and regulatory compliance.

    Guido Visocero's questions to Pampa Energy (PAM) leadership

    Guido Visocero's questions to Pampa Energy (PAM) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Inquired about the evolution of lifting costs for Rincon De Aranda, hedging plans for 2026, participation in the CESA LNG project's pipeline, and the potential gas sales and CapEx required for LNG projects.

    Answer

    Lifting costs are projected to decrease from ~$16/barrel to ~$8.5/barrel currently, and eventually to ~$5/barrel with the operational CPF. About 70-75% of 2026 production is already hedged at ~$69. TGS may participate in the CESA pipeline consortium. The LNG project requires ~$400M CapEx for 6M cubic meters/day of gas, but Pampa's market share and TGS's EBITDA contribution are not yet defined.

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    Guido Visocero's questions to GAS TRANSPORTER OF THE SOUTH (TGS) leadership

    Guido Visocero's questions to GAS TRANSPORTER OF THE SOUTH (TGS) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Guido Visocero inquired about the financing plan for the Perito Moreno pipeline project (debt vs. cash) and when the project is expected to begin generating cash flow.

    Answer

    CFO Alejandro Basso stated that TGS plans to finance the project's ~$70 million in imports with debt and use its own cash for the remainder. However, this could change if the NGLS project also proceeds. He confirmed the project is expected to start generating cash flow by April 2027.

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    Guido Visocero's questions to GAS TRANSPORTER OF THE SOUTH (TGS) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Guido Visocero asked how TGS plans to finance the Perito Moreno pipeline project, specifically the expected mix of cash and debt, and when the project is anticipated to begin generating cash flow.

    Answer

    Alejandro Basso, CFO & Director, detailed that the company expects to finance the project's imports (around $70 million) and use its own cash for the rest. However, he noted that if other projects like the NGL expansion move forward, they might seek additional financing. He confirmed the project is expected to generate cash flow by April 2027.

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