TGS

TGS reported revenue of $366.68m for Q2 2026, beating the consensus expectation, while earnings per share of $0.60 missed analysts’ estimate of $0.635. The stock fell about 3.8%; investors weigh strong revenue growth against margin pressure in the transport segment and high investment plans. TGS is advancing a $3bn NGL project that is more than 90% commercially covered and has about half of the financing committed; management expects rising net debt during the investment cycle but remains liquid. Risks include margin pressure in the liquids business, transition effects in the transport segment, currency/inflation impacts and execution risks on large projects. » More on de.investing.com

TGS reported earnings per share of $0.7601 for Q1 2026, beating the $0.53 forecast by 43.4%. Revenue was $346.35 million, slightly below the expected $353.61 million. EBITDA in the gas transportation and liquefied gas products segments grew significantly, and net income rose 12.5% to 160 billion ARS. Management plans capacity expansions, especially in Vaca Muerta; the stock rose 5.2% after hours to $31.56. » More on de.investing.com

TGS reported a 29% revenue decline in Q1 2026 to USD 321m, but maintained strong margins with EBITDA of USD 199m (62%) and EBIT of USD 64m (20%). Order intake rose to USD 392m and the order backlog climbed to USD 779m — the highest level since 2019. The company is increasing multi‑client investments, expects USD 500–575m in this area for 2026, is maintaining the dividend and targets a long‑term net debt of USD 250–350m. » More on de.investing.com