YPF secures US$500 million BID financing for Vaca Muerta infrastructure

YPF signed a mandate letter with BID Invest to structure up to US$500 million in financing for road works in Neuquén.

YPF president and CEO Horacio Marín confirmed the agreement. The funds will support road infrastructure improvements in Neuquén province, essential for Vaca Muerta growth.

The deal is part of the company's Plan 4x4, which aims to quadruple its value and establish it as a global energy exporter by 2030. The Añelo area faces congestion from trucks hauling sand for hydraulic fracturing.

Vaca Muerta consumes nearly 7 million tons of sand annually, with projections reaching 9 million tons by 2028. This creates around 300,000 truck trips per year.

Neuquén is advancing paving projects and a 60-kilometer bypass through public-private trusts. In parallel, YPF is developing the Argentina LNG project.

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Aerial view of construction machinery building the San Matías pipeline in Vaca Muerta, awarded to Víctor Contreras-Sicim.
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Víctor Contreras-Sicim awarded construction of San Matías pipeline in Vaca Muerta

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Southern Energy consortium awarded Víctor Contreras-Sicim the construction of the San Matías pipeline linking Vaca Muerta to Río Negro's coast for LNG exports. Techint lost this key bid again, after being excluded from pipe supply earlier in 2026. The winning bid totaled USD 533 million for assembly and USD 96 million for a compressor plant.

Vaca Muerta News director Darío Irigaray said the field's development has entered a concrete phase with export and infrastructure projects underway.

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Amid ongoing judicial scrutiny over alleged illicit enrichment, Karina Milei accompanied Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni to Vaca Muerta on April 16, touring key oil sites and joining energy sector events—continuing public backing from the Milei circle following recent probe developments.

Daniel Passerini, the Peronist mayor of Córdoba, signed agreements with three private firms to invest $3.8 billion in street paving and service networks for neighborhoods. The works impose no direct cost on the municipal government.

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Presidency's general secretary Karina Milei led a meeting on Tuesday at Casa Rosada with governors Rogelio Frigerio of Entre Ríos and Alfredo Cornejo of Mendoza. The gathering confirmed a decree allowing provinces to promote private investments for works on sections of national routes within their territories. Interior Minister Diego Santilli and Subsecretary Eduardo “Lule” Menem also attended.

Energy Secretary Luz Elena González Escobar announced a plan to increase natural gas production and cut import dependency, alongside President Claudia Sheinbaum. The initiative features a technical committee for sustainable practices and speeds up renewables to 38% by 2030.

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Governor Evelyn Salgado Pineda delivered sanitary infrastructure works worth more than 55 million pesos in Iguala and Tuxpan, benefiting nearly 7,000 residents.

 

 

 

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