Compania General de Combustibles Executive and Leadership Team

Gerald Chalupsky, the Chief Executive Officer at Compania General de Combustibles, directs the overarching corporate strategy and long-term vision for the organization. By overseeing the exploration and production activities across the Austral basin, the Chief Executive Officer ensures that the company maintains its status as the largest gas producer in the region. This leadership role involves managing complex relationships with government entities regarding the 26 production concessions and 4 exploration permits currently held. Gerald Chalupsky coordinates with the board to allocate capital toward the 1,300 km of interconnection pipelines and critical treatment plants. Through rigorous oversight of the 7.3 million gross acres, the Chief Executive Officer optimizes field performance and enhances the efficiency of the Punta Loyola storage facilities. This strategic direction supports the company's goal of expanding market share while maintaining operational excellence across all Argentine basins.

Hugo Eurnekian, the Presidente Y Chief Executive Officer at Compania General de Combustibles, architects the high-level operational framework and business development initiatives. Focusing on the expansion of the 7,300 km pipeline network in northern and central Argentina, the Presidente Y Chief Executive Officer drives growth within the gas transportation market. This role involves managing the integration of the Neuquen and Northwestern basin assets into the broader corporate portfolio. Hugo Eurnekian oversees the strategic partnerships required to operate the Aguaragüe block and ensures that joint operating agreements align with corporate profitability targets. By monitoring the 135,000m3 storage capacity near the Punta Loyola sea port, the Presidente Y Chief Executive Officer secures reliable access to oil markets. This leadership position requires constant evaluation of energy market trends to maintain the company's competitive advantage in the southern part of the country.

Juan Vico, the Chief Financial Officer at Compania General de Combustibles, manages the fiscal health and capital structure of the organization. Overseeing the financial reporting for the 40 oil and gas fields, the Chief Financial Officer ensures that investments in infrastructure facilities and gathering systems yield optimal returns. This role involves analyzing the economic viability of the 26 production concessions and providing the necessary funding for exploration permits. Juan Vico coordinates with the executive team to balance the costs of maintaining the 1,300 km pipeline network against the revenue generated from the 60 million MMm3/d delivery capacity. By monitoring market fluctuations and operational expenditures, the Chief Financial Officer secures the financial stability required for ongoing development in the Austral basin. This position directly impacts the company's ability to sustain large-scale energy projects and maintain a robust balance sheet across all regional operations.

Craig Neal, the President at Compania General de Combustibles, executes the daily operational mandates and technical oversight of the company's diverse asset base. Focusing on the Austral basin, the President ensures that the oil and natural gas treatment plants and batteries for collecting fluids function at peak capacity. This role involves managing the technical teams responsible for the 1,300 km of interconnection pipelines and the logistical flow of production to the Punta Loyola sea port. Craig Neal coordinates with field managers to maintain safety and efficiency standards across all twelve blocks in the Austral basin. By streamlining the extraction processes and overseeing the maintenance of the infrastructure, the President supports the company's commitment to reliable energy delivery. This leadership role requires deep technical knowledge of the on-shore basin operations to ensure that production targets are met consistently across the entire regional footprint.