Headquartered in Macacha Gueemes 515, Buenos Aires·Fiscal year ends December·NYSE: YPF·ypf.com
About YPF
YPF Sociedad Anónima is the largest energy company in Argentina, fully integrated across the oil and gas value chain. In upstream operations, YPF produces approximately 30% of Argentina's oil and gas and is the largest shale producer in the Vaca Muerta formation, with shale oil accounting for 80% of total oil production as the company systematically divests conventional mature fields. In downstream, YPF operates three refineries representing over 50% of Argentina's refining capacity, with a market share exceeding 55% in domestic diesel and gasoline sales. The company's gas and power segment includes Metrogas, a subsidiary distributing approximately 25% of the country's natural gas, and YPF Luz, an affiliate that is the third-largest power generation company in Argentina. YPF is also developing a dedicated LNG & Integrated Gas segment focused on the Argentina LNG Project. The Argentine government holds a controlling 51% stake, with the remaining shares listed on the NYSE and ByMA (Buenos Aires stock exchange). The company's functional currency is the U.S. dollar and it reports under IFRS. Total issued capital stock is approximately 3,933.1 million shares following a 1-for-10 stock split effective August 4, 2026. Updated
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