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Telecom Argentina filed a Form 3 identifying Federico Pra as a reporting person and company officer, with the specific role referenced as “See Remarks.” The structured data shows no reported share purchases, sales, or other insider transactions, indicating this is a baseline ownership filing rather than a trading event.
Telecom Argentina board member Diego Miguel Bianchi filed an initial insider ownership report on Form 3. This establishes him as a reporting person and director of the company for SEC purposes, meaning any future share transactions he reports will be publicly disclosed for investor awareness.
Telecom Argentina SA director Alejandro Alberto Urricelqui has filed an initial ownership report showing a direct holding of 360,458 Class B shares. This position includes 346,000 Class B shares held in the form of 69,200 American Depository Receipts, with each ADR representing five Class B shares.
Telecom Argentina SA officer Gabriel Angel Speratti filed an initial Form 3 reporting insider status with the company. This filing lists him as an officer (title noted as “See Remarks”) but does not show any stock purchases, sales, option exercises, gifts, or other transactions.
Telecom Argentina executive Gonzalo Hita, the company’s Chief Operating Officer, has filed a Form 3 insider ownership report. The filing lists him as an officer but does not show any stock transactions or holdings in the summarized data, indicating no reported buys, sells, or derivative exercises at this time.
Telecom Argentina SA filed an initial insider ownership report for officer Casey Pablo Cesar. The filing, a Form 3, identifies Casey as an officer (title listed as “See Remarks”) and, in the provided data, does not report any insider transactions or derivative positions.
Telecom Argentina SA filed an initial ownership report for officer Alejandro Miralles. This Form 3 establishes him as an executive of the company, with the officer title referenced in the remarks section. The provided data shows no reported transactions or derivative positions.
TELECOM ARGENTINA SA executive Miguel Angel Fernandez, the company’s Chief Technology Officer, filed an initial ownership report on Form 3. This filing establishes his status as an officer and discloses that there are no buy, sell, or other insider transactions reported at this time.
Telecom Argentina SA director Carlos Alberto Moltini filed an initial ownership report on Form 3. This filing lists him as a director but does not report any stock purchases, sales, or other transactions, indicating it is a baseline disclosure of his insider status rather than a trading event.
Telecom Argentina has called an Ordinary and Extraordinary General Shareholders’ Meeting, plus Class “A” and “D” special meetings, for April 29, 2026 to address fiscal year 2025 matters and a planned merger with TSMA effective January 1, 2026.
The Board proposes approving the 2025 financial documentation and using negative retained earnings of AR$123,939,460,761 by absorbing them with the “Voluntary Reserve to maintain the Company’s level of capital expenditures and its current solvency level,” then reclassifying AR$115,492,131,831 from that reserve to be charged against Contributed Surplus. The Board also asks for authority to withdraw this reserve and distribute future cash or in-kind dividends.
Proposals include Board compensation of AR$6,822,234,989, Supervisory Committee compensation of AR$470,003,765, auditor fees to PwC of AR$1,735,224,000 for 2025, appointing PwC again for 2026, and setting the Audit Committee’s 2026 budget at AR$232,454,485. Shareholder procedures, registration deadlines, and governance requirements for the meeting are detailed.