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The Central Puerto S.A. (CEPU) SEC filings page on Stock Titan aggregates the company’s regulatory disclosures as a foreign private issuer. Central Puerto files its annual report on Form 20-F, which includes audited financial statements, segment information for conventional and renewable generation, natural gas transport and distribution, and forest activity, as well as detailed notes on its operations in the Argentine electricity market.
Between annual reports, Central Puerto uses Form 6-K current reports to inform investors about material events and updates. These filings cover topics such as early redemption of negotiable obligations issued under its global note program, financing agreements with the International Finance Corporation for battery energy storage systems and hydroelectric concessions, share repurchase programs and capital reductions, and the award of shares and a long-term concession to operate the Piedra del Águila Hydroelectric Complex.
Other 6-K filings include quarterly financial statements and earnings materials, which present revenues, operating income, net income, and comprehensive income, along with consolidated statements of financial position and changes in equity. Central Puerto also files notices related to board approvals of financial statements, details of shareholders’ equity, and information on controlling shareholdings.
For investors interested in capital structure and debt, the filings provide information on loans and borrowings, bond issuances, early redemptions, and the company’s global program for issuing non-convertible notes. They also document changes in share capital arising from treasury share cancellations and repurchase plans.
On Stock Titan, these documents are updated as they appear on EDGAR and are paired with AI-powered summaries that highlight key points from lengthy 20-F and 6-K filings. Users can quickly see what each filing covers—such as new financings, regulatory developments, or major projects—while retaining access to the full original documents for deeper analysis.
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.
Central Puerto S.A. reports that its Board of Directors has unanimously approved calling the Annual General Shareholders’ Meeting for April 30, 2026. The meeting will be held remotely via videoconference in Buenos Aires, using the Zoom platform under the company’s bylaws.
Shareholders must submit book-entry share certificates from Caja de Valores S.A. to the company by April 24, 2026 and confirm attendance by email to AsambleaCPSA@centralpuerto.com at least three business days before the meeting. Proxy documentation must be received by April 22, 2026, and identification details will be required at entry.
The company will ensure free access for shareholders with voice and vote rights, simultaneous transmission and digital recording of the meeting, and individual audio-and-image voting. Relevant documents are available on the CNV Financial Information Highway, and the Statutory Audit Committee confirmed the lawfulness of the Board’s decisions.
Central Puerto S.A. reports that its Board of Directors held a meeting in Buenos Aires on March 5, 2026, conducted via videoconference in line with the company’s bylaws. The board reviewed the company’s full set of consolidated and individual financial statements for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025.
After considering the Statutory Audit Committee report and the certifying accountant’s report, the board unanimously approved the Annual Report, all consolidated financial statements, and all individual financial statements and related notes and exhibits for that fiscal year. This formalizes board-level approval of Central Puerto’s 2025 financial reporting package.
Central Puerto S.A. filed a Form 6-K describing actions taken by its Statutory Audit Committee regarding the company’s financial statements. On March 5, 2026, the committee met in Buenos Aires to review the individual and consolidated financial statements for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025.
After considering clarifications and information provided by the Board of Directors, the committee unanimously approved the contents of its report on the balance sheet, income statements, comprehensive income, changes in equity, cash flows, and related notes and exhibits. The members delegated the signing of the financial statements and the report to César Halladjian.
Central Puerto S.A. has called its Annual General Shareholders’ Meeting for April 30, 2026, at 11 a.m. on first call and 12 p.m. on second call if needed. The meeting will be held remotely via Zoom under the company’s bylaws, ensuring free access, simultaneous audio and video, and digital recording.
Shareholders must obtain a book-entry share certificate from Caja de Valores S.A. and email attendance information and required documentation to AsambleaCPSA@centralpuerto.com no later than April 24, 2026. Proxy authorizations must be submitted by April 22, 2026. Shareholders covered by CNV regulations must also inform the company of their beneficial owners.
Central Puerto S.A. reports net income of ARS 346,353,873 for fiscal year 2025. As of December 31, 2025, accumulated retained earnings were ARS 332,495,992.
The Board of Directors proposes allocating retained earnings to an optional reserve that could be used either for future dividend distributions or for acquiring treasury shares, with the Board empowered by a shareholders’ meeting to decide timing, currency and terms. They also propose releasing a surplus in the statutory reserve of ARS 29,273,279.
Following the merger of Central Puerto S.A. with OPER, HNQ and SADESA through a share swap, none of Central Puerto’s shareholders holds a controlling interest. The company’s share capital is under public offering and listed on the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange and, since February 2, 2018, on the New York Stock Exchange.
Central Puerto S.A. filed a Form 6-K outlining its Supervisory Committee’s action plan for the 2026 fiscal year. The plan focuses on oversight of internal audit, the company’s Integrity Program, corporate governance policies, and cybersecurity-related procedures.
The Supervisory Committee will periodically obtain reports from the Compliance Officer on the Integrity Program, approve related plans and codes, and inform the Board of Directors at least every six months about implementation and updates. It will also monitor corporate governance best practices and, after year-end, issue an annual report to the Board describing its activities.
Central Puerto S.A. filed a Form 6-K presenting its Supervisory Committee annual report for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025. The Committee, composed mainly of independent directors under Argentine securities rules, met regularly and oversaw audit, internal control, related-party transactions, and key financial reporting matters.
It recommended appointing EY as external auditor for 2025, reviewed EY’s work plans, independence and fees, and monitored Internal Audit, SOX testing and compliance. External auditor fees for 2025 were $1,053,090,478 for audit services and $64,155,674 for tax services. The Committee reported no significant observations on auditor independence, internal controls, public economic and financial information, directors’ fees, or related-party operations, which it states were carried out under normal market conditions.