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- **$780 million pipeline expansion**: Adding 26 million cm/d capacity to meet growing demand.
- **Q3 financial outperformance**: Net income up 63%, liquids EBITDA tripled due to volume and price gains.
- **Strategic growth**: Exploring LNG and liquids partnerships, with FID for Tratayén compressor plant expected Q1 2026.
- **Risks**: EBITDA pressure in regulated gas, inflation, and exchange rate volatility.
- **Liquids resilience**: Rich gas stream supports long-term margins, despite Q4 volume headwinds.

**【Management Opening Remarks】**
- Carlos Almagro welcomed participants and provided procedural information, including a reminder about forward-looking statements and the availability of the earnings release.

**【CFO Project and Financial Updates】**
- **Perito Moreno Pipeline Expansion**: $560 million investment to add 14 million cubic meters per day (cm/d) capacity, involving 3 new compressor plants and 90,000 horsepower expansion. Expected commissioning by April 2027, with a 15-year operating contract.
- **Salliqueló-Great Buenos Aires Expansion**: $220 million investment to add 12 million cm/d capacity, including 20 km of pipeline and 15,000 horsepower compression.
- **Q3 2025 Financial Highlights**: 
  - Total net income: ARS 112 billion (up 63% YoY).
  - Liquids segment EBITDA tripled to ARS 55.2 billion, driven by higher volumes (61>104,000 metric tons) and butane price deregulation.
  - Midstream EBITDA rose 31% to ARS 61.2 billion due to increased gas transport and conditioning volumes.
  - Regulated gas EBITDA declined ARS 10.5 billion due to insufficient tariff adjustments vs. inflation.
- **Cash Flow**: ARS 875 billion ($638 million) in real terms, with ARS 219 billion EBITDA and ARS 87 billion CapEx.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **CapEx Deployment**: $150 million in Q4 2025, $450 million in 2026, and $27 million in Q1 2027 for pipeline projects.
- **Insurance Recovery**: Expected $50 million recovery for March flood damages, with $10 million paid in 2025 and the remainder in 2026.
- **Liquids Production Sustainability**: Rich gas stream from Vaca Muerta supports long-term growth, but Q4 production may decline due to seasonal factors.
- **New Projects**: Evaluating participation in LNG pipeline projects and exploring partners for liquids fractionation facilities.
- **Tax Payments**: Similar to Q3 levels (~ARS 61 billion) expected in Q4.
- **Project Financing**: Bank loans for imports, with other financing options under evaluation.


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