YPF Sociedad Anónima filings document the reporting obligations of an Argentine foreign private issuer with ADRs and debt securities. Annual Form 20-F reports provide audited financial statements and business disclosures for an integrated energy company active in crude oil and natural gas production, unconventional resources, refining, fuel marketing, petrochemicals, electricity, lubricants, and agricultural products.
Form 6-K reports record interim financial statements, operating indicators, note repurchases under the company’s frequent issuer framework, material asset transactions in operated hydrocarbon areas, board and shareholder-meeting actions, and communications to Argentine market regulators including the CNV, ByMA, and A3 Mercados. These filings also disclose capital structure, treasury shares, debt activity, governance resolutions, and risk-related matters tied to YPF’s operations and securities.
YPF Sociedad Anónima reported that it repurchased Class XXX Notes (YMCWO) with a par value of US$ 51,000,663 between May 26 and May 29, 2026. The cash outlay was Ps. 71,912,696,175.10, and the notes will be held in the company’s portfolio.
The Class XXX Notes were originally issued for nominal values of US$ 185,000,000 in July 2024 and US$ 204,000,000 in April 2025, under YPF’s Frequent Issuer framework, with maturity in July 2026. The repurchase was executed at an average price of 99.84% of nominal value.
YPF Sociedad Anónima reports that it repurchased Class XXX Notes between May 18 and May 22, 2026. The company bought back notes with a par value of US$ 11,331,347, paying a total of Ps. 15,794,768,333.96, and will hold these securities in its portfolio.
The Class XXX Notes were originally issued under YPF’s Frequent Issuer framework in two tranches, for nominal values of US$ 185,000,000 in July 2024 and US$ 204,000,000 in April 2025, with maturity in July 2026. The repurchase was carried out at an average price equivalent to 99.86% of their nominal value.
YPF Sociedad Anónima reports that it has closed the assignment of 100% of the conventional exploitation concession over the Manantiales Behr area and the associated hydrocarbon transportation concession. The assets were assigned to Pecom Servicios Energía S.A.U. (51%) and San Benito Upstream S.A.U. (49%).
All conditions precedent and suspensive conditions, including required governmental authorizations, have been fulfilled, so the assignment in favor of the assignees is now perfected. The transaction forms part of YPF’s 4x4 Plan to optimize its Upstream portfolio and focus activities and investments on unconventional fields to maximize value for the company, its shareholders, and investors.
YPF Sociedad Anónima reported that it repurchased its Class XXX Notes (YMCWO) between May 12 and May 15, 2026. The company bought back notes for a total of Ps. 8,753,188,541.11, equivalent to a par value of US$ 6,284,686, which will be held in its portfolio.
The Class XXX Notes were originally issued in July 2024 for a nominal value of US$ 185,000,000 and in April 2025 for an additional nominal value of US$ 204,000,000, under YPF’s Frequent Issuer framework, and they mature in July 2026. The repurchase was carried out at an average price equal to 99.68% of the notes’ nominal value.
YPF Sociedad Anónima reports a strong rebound for the three-month period ended March 31, 2026, with revenues of $4,946 million, up from $4,608 million a year earlier. Operating profit rose sharply to $878 million from $192 million, driven by higher gross profit and much lower negative other operating results.
Net profit reached $409 million versus a $10 million loss in 2025, and basic and diluted earnings per share improved to $1.03 from a loss of $0.04. Operating cash flow increased to $1,865 million, comfortably funding $1,090 million of capital expenditures.
Total assets were $30,358 million and total shareholders’ equity $11,635 million, with loans of $10,117 million. During the period YPF advanced its portfolio strategy, including an asset swap with Pluspetrol and increased interests in the Bandurria Sur, Bajo del Toro and Bajo del Toro Norte blocks, while continuing an optimization plan for mature upstream assets classified as held for sale.
YPF Sociedad Anónima reported that it repurchased Class XXX Notes (YMCWO) between May 5 and May 8, 2026. The company bought back notes with a par value of US$ 25,016,631, paying a total of Ps. 34,848,253,227.54, at an average price of 99.64% of their nominal value. These notes, issued in July 2024 for US$ 185,000,000 and in April 2025 for US$ 204,000,000 under its Frequent Issuer framework and maturing in July 2026, will be held in the company’s portfolio.
YPF reported strong 1Q26 results with net revenues of US$4,946 million, up 8.6% quarter over quarter and 7.3% year over year. Adjusted EBITDA reached US$1,594 million, growing 24.3% quarter over quarter and 28.1% year over year, delivering a 32% margin.
Net result swung to a profit of US$409 million from a loss of US$649 million in 4Q25, helped by higher international oil prices, record refinery utilization and sharply lower lifting costs. Free cash flow was US$871 million, supported by about US$500 million of M&A proceeds and solid operating cash generation.
Net debt fell to US$8,425 million, a 10.2% reduction versus 4Q25, and the net leverage ratio improved to 1.57x. Shale oil production averaged 205.4 kbbl/d, 5% higher quarter over quarter and 39.4% higher year over year, while total hydrocarbon production reached 525.0 kboe/d.
YPF S.A. reports that its board approved condensed interim financial statements for the three-month period ended March 31, 2026. The company recorded net profit of 611,861 million pesos, including 606,289 million attributable to shareholders and 5,572 million to non-controlling interests.
Other comprehensive income was a loss of 609,088 million pesos, driven by a 640,734 million loss attributable to shareholders partly offset by 31,646 million attributable to non-controlling interests. As a result, total comprehensive income for the period was 2,773 million pesos. Total shareholders’ equity reached 16,026,518 million pesos, with 15,655,534 million attributable to shareholders of the parent. The Argentine National State, through the Ministry of Economy – Secretary of Energy, remained the controlling shareholder with 200,593,289 shares.
YPF Sociedad Anónima has closed its previously announced transaction with Vista Energy, increasing its interests in key Vaca Muerta shale blocks. YPF acquired a 16.3% stake in Bandurria Sur Participaciones S.A., which holds 30% of the Bandurria Sur area, bringing YPF’s direct and indirect interest in that area to 44.9%. It also acquired a 15% stake in the Bajo del Toro and Bajo del Toro Norte areas, raising its holding there to 65%.
The total price of the transaction was approximately US$163 million, plus a closing price adjustment and contingent consideration that amounted to about US$41 million as of the closing date. Bandurria Sur is a 35-year non-conventional hydrocarbon production concession covering 56.2 thousand acres and produced 82.3 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day in Q1 2026 on a 100% working interest basis. Bajo del Toro Norte, also a 35-year concession, covers 28.1 thousand acres and produced 5.4 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day in Q1 2026, while Bajo del Toro is an unconventional hydrocarbons exploration permit over 10.6 thousand acres.
YPF Sociedad Anónima reported that it repurchased Class XXX Notes (YMCWO) between April 22 and April 29, 2026, for a total of Ps.8,868,534,397.93, equivalent to a par value of US$6,373,594, which will be held in the company’s portfolio.
The Class XXX Notes were originally issued for nominal values of US$185,000,000 in July 2024 and US$204,000,000 in April 2025 under YPF’s Frequent Issuer framework, and they mature in July 2026. The repurchase was carried out at an average price of 99.56% of nominal value, reflecting a buyback close to par ahead of maturity.