Compania General de Combustibles Executive and Leadership Team

Gerald Chalupsky, the Chief Executive Officer at Compania General de Combustibles, directs the overarching corporate strategy for all exploration and production activities. Chalupsky manages the expansion of the 7.3 million gross acres portfolio, ensuring that the company maintains its status as the largest gas producer in the onshore Austral basin. By overseeing the integration of the 1,300 km pipeline network and the Punta Loyola storage facilities, the Chief Executive Officer optimizes the delivery of energy resources to the national market. This leadership role involves constant coordination with the Board to align production concessions with long-term growth targets. Through rigorous oversight of the 26 production concessions, Gerald Chalupsky drives operational efficiency across the entire asset base. Ultimately, the Chief Executive Officer secures the competitive position of the firm within the complex Argentine energy landscape by prioritizing high-yield development projects and infrastructure reliability.

Hugo Eurnekian, the Presidente Y Chief Executive Officer at Compania General de Combustibles, architects the high-level vision for the company's diverse energy portfolio. Eurnekian governs the strategic partnerships and joint operating agreements that define the firm's presence in the Neuquen and Northwestern basins. By focusing on the Aguaragüe block and other key assets, the Presidente Y Chief Executive Officer ensures that exploration permits translate into tangible production gains. This leadership role requires balancing the demands of the 7,300 km pipeline network with the immediate needs of the Austral basin operations. Hugo Eurnekian drives the company's commitment to technological advancement in fluid collection and treatment plant management. Through consistent engagement with federal and provincial government entities, the Presidente Y Chief Executive Officer navigates the regulatory environment to protect the company's interests and facilitate continued investment in critical energy infrastructure across the country.

Juan Vico, the Chief Financial Officer at Compania General de Combustibles, manages the capital allocation and fiscal health of the organization. Vico oversees the financial modeling for the 40 oil and gas fields, ensuring that investments in treatment plants and gathering systems yield maximum returns. By monitoring the revenue streams from the 40% gas transportation market share, the Chief Financial Officer maintains the liquidity necessary for ongoing exploration and development. This leadership role involves rigorous analysis of the costs associated with the 135,000m3 storage capacity near Punta Loyola. Juan Vico drives the financial strategy that supports the company's expansion into new blocks while maintaining fiscal discipline across all operational units. Through precise budgeting and risk management, the Chief Financial Officer ensures that the company remains well-positioned to capitalize on market fluctuations and sustain long-term profitability within the competitive energy sector.

Craig Neal, the President at Compania General de Combustibles, oversees the technical execution and field-level performance of the company's assets. Neal directs the daily operations of the oil and gas treatment plants, ensuring that the gathering systems function at peak capacity. By focusing on the operational integrity of the 40 oil and gas fields, the President maintains the high production standards required for the company's market leadership. This leadership role involves supervising the technical teams responsible for the maintenance of the 1,300 km pipeline network and the fluid collection batteries. Craig Neal drives the implementation of best practices in field management to optimize the extraction process across the Austral basin. Through constant monitoring of production metrics and infrastructure performance, the President ensures that the company meets its delivery commitments and maintains a robust supply chain for the energy market in Argentina.

Rodrigo Fernández, the Chief of Staff at Compania General de Combustibles, coordinates the internal operations and administrative functions that support the executive team. Fernández facilitates communication between the various departments managing the 1,300 km of interconnection pipelines and the field-level production teams. By streamlining the workflow between the Austral basin operations and the corporate headquarters, the Chief of Staff ensures that strategic initiatives receive the necessary resources and attention. This leadership role involves managing the organizational structure to support the 26 production concessions effectively. Rodrigo Fernández drives the implementation of internal policies that enhance operational safety and efficiency across all field sites. Through the oversight of administrative processes, the Chief of Staff enables the executive leadership to focus on high-level growth and market expansion, ensuring that the company's daily activities remain perfectly aligned with the broader corporate mission and long-term objectives.