Transportadora de Gas del Sur (TGSU2) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
7 May, 2026Ownership and governance
Majority owned by CIESA, with Pampa Energía as a key sponsor and strong industry experience.
Free float of 20.84% with listings on NYSE and BYMA.
Management team averages over 30 years of industry experience and maintains low turnover.
Five out of nine board members are independent, reflecting global governance standards.
Business overview and operations
Operates the largest gas pipeline system in Latin America, transporting 61% of Argentina's natural gas consumption.
9,248 km of pipelines with 89 MMm³/day firm contracted capacity.
Second largest natural gas processor with 47 MMm³/day processing capacity and 1.1MM MT annual liquids production.
Provides midstream, engineering, O&M, and telecom services, including Vaca Muerta shale gas transportation.
Market context and industry position
Natural gas is 53% of Argentina's energy matrix, with Neuquina basin supplying 69% of national production.
Main customers include Metrogas, Camuzzi, Naturgy, and CAMMESA, with 78% of transportation revenues from firm contracts.
2025 natural gas production led by YPF (23%), Tecpetrol (13%), and Pan American Energy (11%).
Latest events from Transportadora de Gas del Sur
- Largest gas transporter in Latin America, expanding capacity and securing long-term growth.TGSU2
Investor presentation - Net income and EBITDA surged year-over-year, driven by strong Liquids segment and project growth.TGSU2
Q2 2026 - Strong profit and EBITDA growth driven by Liquids, Midstream, and expansion projects.TGSU2
Q1 2026 - Largest gas transporter in Latin America, driving growth with major expansions and strong financials.TGSU2
Investor presentation - Q4 2025 featured lower profit but strong midstream growth and major expansion investments.TGSU2
Q4 2025 - Net income and EBITDA fell, but Midstream growth and regulatory changes support future prospects.TGSU2
Q2 2025 - Net income nearly doubled on tariff hikes, with major expansion and refinancing moves.TGSU2
Q2 2024 - Net income and revenue surged in Q1 2025 as tariff hikes offset flood-related liquids losses.TGSU2
Q1 2025 - Q4 2024 net income rebounded to ARS 129.6B, fueled by tariff hikes and strong cash flow.TGSU2
Q4 2024