Pampa Energía announced a 75% year-on-year increase in adjusted EBITDA to US$415 million for Q2 2026, supported by higher spot energy prices, increased crude oil output, and stronger power generation margins. Net income attributable to shareholders surged 4.3 times to US$172 million, reflecting improved operating margins and lower income tax. The company also reported a 53% rise in sales to US$746 million, driven by deregulation in the Wholesale Electricity Market and increased gas sales. Despite higher capital expenditures and increased net debt to US$1.3 billion, Pampa's financial performance highlights strong growth and operational efficiency in Argentina's energy sector.
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