Transportadora de Gas del Sur (TGSU2) Q2 2025 earnings summary
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Q2 2025 earnings summary
23 Nov, 2025Executive summary
Net income for Q2 2025 was ARS 40.3 billion, down from ARS 119.7 billion year-over-year, mainly due to lower financial yields and extraordinary climate event expenses.
EBITDA for Q2 2025 totaled ARS 163 billion, with 53% from regulated transportation and 47% from non-regulated businesses, but declined year-over-year due to inflation and higher costs.
Revenues decreased to ARS 347.6 billion from ARS 369.3 billion, with declines in Liquids and Natural Gas Transportation partially offset by Midstream growth.
Board approved a dividend payment of ARS 200 billion (~$170 million) paid in June.
License for natural gas transportation extended for 20 years (2027-2047).
Financial highlights
Natural Gas Transportation EBITDA for Q2 2025 was ARS 85.6 billion, down from ARS 118.2 billion, mainly due to insufficient tariff adjustments and high inflation.
Liquids segment EBITDA dropped over 50% to ARS 25.3 billion, impacted by ARS 16.6 billion in extraordinary flood-related expenses and lower sales volumes.
Midstream and Other Services EBITDA rose to nearly ARS 52 billion, driven by higher transported and conditioned gas volumes.
Net financial results for Q2 2025 were a loss of ARS 59.4 billion, mainly due to lower financial asset income and higher FX losses.
Cash position at Q2 2025 end was ARS 676 billion (~$565 million), down 33% sequentially.
Outlook and guidance
Monthly inflation adjustments to tariffs now in place, indexed 50% to CPI and 50% to WPI, with future EBITDA for regulated business expected to reach $300 million annually, subject to inflation and FX dynamics.
Perito Moreno pipeline expansion project to be awarded in October 2025, with commissioning by April 2027 and a 15-year capacity sale.
NGL project financial decision expected by year-end, pending cost evaluations and discussions with producers.
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