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    Matías Cattaruzzi

    Research Analyst at Adcap Grupo Financiero

    Matías Cattaruzzi is an analyst at Adcap Grupo Financiero, where he specializes in equity research across Latin American markets. He covers a range of leading companies within sectors such as financial services, energy, and consumer goods, providing investment recommendations and detailed financial analysis. With several years of experience in the financial industry, Cattaruzzi joined Adcap after previous analytical and research roles in the sector, bringing a strong background in market analysis and portfolio strategy. He holds recognized professional credentials and maintains a reputation for insightful equity research, though specific performance metrics and external rankings are not publicly documented.

    Matías Cattaruzzi's questions to Macro Bank (BMA) leadership

    Matías Cattaruzzi's questions to Macro Bank (BMA) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Matías Cattaruzzi from Adcap Grupo Financiero questioned the feasibility of the full-year 2025 guidance for loan and deposit growth, given the pace in the first half. He also asked about the bank's stance on M&A activity and the expected future mix of loan growth between consumer and corporate segments.

    Answer

    CFO Jorge Francisco Scarinci stated that while Q3 may see some volatility, the bank anticipates a pickup in Q4 as macroeconomic conditions normalize, allowing it to reach its 60% loan growth and 30% deposit growth targets for 2025. On M&A, he confirmed that Banco Macro is always open to analyzing potential targets but has nothing on the table currently. Regarding loan mix, Scarinci affirmed the bank will maintain its universal banking policy, pursuing both commercial and consumer lending with equal appetite, albeit with more conservative underwriting in the current environment.

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    Matías Cattaruzzi's questions to YPF SOCIEDAD ANONIMA (YPF) leadership

    Matías Cattaruzzi's questions to YPF SOCIEDAD ANONIMA (YPF) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Matías Cattaruzzi from Adcap Grupo Financiero questioned whether YPF plans to adjust its CapEx guidance of $5.0 to $5.2 billion, given the Brent price environment. He also requested an update on the expected equity contributions for the Vaca Muerta del Sur pipeline project over the next two years.

    Answer

    CEO Horacio Daniel Marín confirmed that YPF is not changing its CapEx guidance and is tracking very close to its budget. CFO Federico Barroetaveña detailed the equity contributions for the pipeline, stating that of YPF's total $230 million share, $76 million has been paid, with a remaining $155 million to be disbursed until the commercial operation date, primarily in 2025 and 2026.

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    Matías Cattaruzzi's questions to YPF SOCIEDAD ANONIMA (YPF) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Matías Cattaruzzi of Adcap Grupo Financiero questioned if YPF plans to adjust its full-year CapEx guidance and requested an update on the expected equity contributions for the Vaca Muerta Sur pipeline project over the next two years.

    Answer

    CEO Horacio Daniel Marín confirmed that the company's CapEx guidance remains unchanged. CFO Federico Barroetaveña specified that the remaining equity contribution for the Vaca Muerta Sur project (BeMos) is approximately $155 million, with around $50 million to be disbursed in 2025 and the remainder concentrated in 2026.

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    Matías Cattaruzzi's questions to YPF SOCIEDAD ANONIMA (YPF) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Matías Cattaruzzi of Adcap Grupo Financiero questioned if YPF plans to adjust its CapEx guidance of $5.0-$5.2 billion. He also requested an update on the expected equity contributions for the Vaca Muerta Sur pipeline project for the next two years.

    Answer

    CEO Horacio Daniel Marín confirmed that YPF is not changing its CapEx guidance and remains on budget. CFO Federico Barroetaveña added that for the Vaca Muerta Sur project, YPF's remaining equity contribution is approximately $155 million, with at least $50 million expected in 2025 and the rest mainly in 2026.

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    Matías Cattaruzzi's questions to YPF SOCIEDAD ANONIMA (YPF) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Matías Cattaruzzi asked if YPF intends to adjust its $5.2 billion CapEx guidance due to Brent price volatility and requested an update on the expected equity contributions for the Vaca Muerta del Sur (BeMos) pipeline project over the next two years.

    Answer

    CEO Horacio Daniel Marín confirmed that the CapEx guidance will not be changed. CFO Federico Barroetaveña provided specifics on the BeMos project, stating that of the total $230 million equity share, $155 million remains to be contributed, with approximately $50 million due in 2025 and the rest concentrated in 2026.

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    Matías Cattaruzzi's questions to Vista Energy, S.A.B. de C.V. (VIST) leadership

    Matías Cattaruzzi's questions to Vista Energy, S.A.B. de C.V. (VIST) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Matías Cattaruzzi from Adcap Grupo Financiero asked if recent easing of FX restrictions in Argentina created new opportunities for Vista to implement a crude oil hedging program to protect cash flows.

    Answer

    CEO Miguel Galuccio explained that the company's operations have a 'natural hedge' due to its low cash costs, short-cycle CapEx flexibility, and lack of pending capital commitments. He stated that while they have evaluated financial hedges, they have consistently been difficult to implement and too expensive under Argentina's capital control environment, and this remains the case.

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    Matías Cattaruzzi's questions to Vista Energy, S.A.B. de C.V. (VIST) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    Matías Cattaruzzi inquired whether Vista is considering implementing a hedging strategy for realized oil prices given recent volatility.

    Answer

    Chairman and CEO Miguel Galuccio stated that the company has no plans for a hedging program, primarily because regulations prevent access to U.S. dollars for such purposes. He added that as a low-cost, low-leverage operator, Vista believes investors can hedge more efficiently on their own.

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