CENTRAL PUERTO S.A. SEC Filings

Central Puerto S.A. Schedule 13G shows Cantomi Uruguay S.A. beneficially owns 82,481,755 common shares, representing 5.4% of the class. The filing states this stake includes 6,558,587 ADSs (equal to 65,585,870 common shares) plus 16,895,885 common shares. Percentage ownership is calculated on 1,513,770,222 common shares outstanding as of December 31, 2025.

Central Puerto S.A. reports strong results for the three-month period ended March 31, 2026, with revenues of ARS 343,563,818 thousand and net income of ARS 196,013,206 thousand, up from ARS 210,701,916 thousand and ARS 85,998,320 thousand a year earlier.

Earnings per share rose to ARS 125.04 from ARS 55.06, supported by higher spot and contracted power sales and strong contributions from financial assets and biological assets. Total assets reached ARS 3,978,852,628 thousand, with equity of ARS 2,726,605,844 thousand.

The company closed a major strategic move by acquiring 100% of the Piedra del Águila hydroelectric concession company for USD 245 million, securing a 30-year concession recognized as a new concession asset. This was accompanied by significant new financing, including a USD 300 million IFC facility and a USD 200 million bridge loan, increasing short-term borrowings. Central Puerto also changed its functional currency to the U.S. dollar and applies new IAS 21 hyperinflation translation rules, which limits direct comparison with prior-period figures.

Central Puerto S.A., one of the largest private power generation companies in Argentina, has filed its Annual Report on Form 20-F for fiscal year 2025 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. The report can be accessed through both the company’s website and the SEC’s website.

Shareholders may request a free hard copy of the complete audited financial statements. Central Puerto highlights its diversified generation portfolio, which includes combined cycles, co-generation units, steam turbines, hydroelectric plants, wind farms and photovoltaic facilities, and notes that its shares trade on the New York and Buenos Aires stock exchanges under the ticker CEPU.

Central Puerto S.A., an Argentina-based power company, reported a governance change. The Board of Directors appointed Osvaldo Arturo Reca as Chairman and Miguel Dodero as Vice Chairman.

The Board also named Tomás White, José Luis Morea, and Jorge Villegas as Audit Committee members, with José Manuel Ortiz and Mario Elizalde as alternates.

Central Puerto S.A., a major private power generation company in Argentina, plans to release its first quarter 2026 results on May 12, 2026.

The leadership team will host a conference call to discuss these results on May 13, 2026 at 11:00 A.M. ET (12:00 P.M. BAT), with live access and replay available through the Investors section of the company’s website.

Central Puerto S.A. reports that it has entered into an agreement with Patagonia Assets Limited to acquire, directly and indirectly, 100% of the share capital of Patagonia Energy S.A. (PESA), which holds a hydrocarbon concession in the Aguada del Chivato / Aguada Bocarey block in Argentina’s Neuquén Basin.

The company states that this transaction aligns with its growth and expansion strategy, supporting diversification beyond its traditional activities. Management expects the acquisition to strengthen its competitive position, broaden revenue sources, and reduce concentration risk over the medium and long term. Closing remains subject to customary precedent conditions.

Central Puerto S.A. provides an extensive 2025 annual update covering operations, regulation, assets, and people. The company reports net profit for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2024 of 80,578,982 thousand Argentine pesos and accumulated retained earnings of 66,972,208 thousand pesos. Shareholders allocated 2,935,175 thousand pesos to the statutory reserve and the remainder to an optional reserve for future dividends, delegating payment decisions to the Board.

Share capital now totals 1,513,770,222 common shares after cancelling 252,034 treasury shares. Central Puerto operates a large thermal, hydro and renewable portfolio, including 568.8 MW of commercially authorized renewable capacity and new Cafayate and San Carlos solar farms. In 2025 it became the successful bidder for the Piedra del Águila hydroelectric station, adding one of Argentina’s key hydro assets.

The report highlights major Argentine power-market reforms under Secretariat of Energy Resolutions 21/2025 and 400/2025, which reopen forward contracting, progressively liberalize the Wholesale Electricity Market and enable generators to self-manage fuel and sell a portion of output under bilateral contracts. Central Puerto can contract up to 20% of thermal generation and a limited share of Piedra del Águila’s output in the forward market, shifting part of its revenue toward market-based pricing.

In 2025 the company generated 18,764 GWh, representing a 13.1% share of total SADI generation, down from 15.2% in 2024, mainly due to weaker hydrology at Piedra del Águila and maintenance on combined-cycle units. Its share of total installed power remained stable at 15.5%, while renewable-generation market share increased to 7.75% on the back of new solar assets and better farm availability.

Management describes extensive maintenance across major plants (Puerto Nuevo, Nuevo Puerto, Mendoza, Piedra del Águila, Brigadier López and San Lorenzo), including major overhauls, life-extension projects, control-system upgrades and completion milestones for the Brigadier López combined cycle. The report also details evolving natural gas and fuel-oil frameworks, the GasAr Plan and sharp reductions in gas imports as new pipeline capacity comes online, which helped cut liquid-fuel use.

On the organizational side, Central Puerto emphasizes governance structures, board and committee composition, and diversification into forestry and mining investments. Human Resources initiatives in 2025 delivered more than 11,016 training hours, expanded digital HR tools, reinforced performance management, and filled 82% of open positions. Health and safety programs included vaccination campaigns, prevention talks and upgraded emergency equipment, underscoring a focus on employee well-being alongside operational reliability.

Central Puerto S.A. outlines how its corporate governance, control, ethics and shareholder practices comply with Argentine Securities Commission General Resolution 797. The report describes a professional Board of Directors that sets strategy, oversees management and internal controls, and regularly reviews business plans, risk and ESG matters.

The company highlights a Code of Corporate Governance, an Integrity Program and a detailed Code of Business Conduct, supported by a Compliance Officer and internal audit function operating under the COSO framework. A fully independent Supervisory Committee oversees internal and external audit, risk management and related-party transactions.

Central Puerto also describes a Remuneration Committee structure, a succession plan for key executives, orientation and annual self-assessment for directors, and mechanisms to ensure board independence. For shareholders, the company emphasizes equal access to information, remote participation in meetings and a formal dividend policy approved in March 2020 that balances results, liquidity and investment plans.