Capex S.A. drills for oil and gas in Argentina's Patagonian heartland, then burns the gas it finds to make electricity — a tight loop that kept it among Argentina's most efficient independent power producers for three decades. Right now the whole machine pivots on one question: what happens when its flagship oilfield concession expires. Full nameCapex S.A. Ticker / exchangeCAPX — Bolsa de Comercio de Buenos Aires (BCBA) HeadquartersVicente López, Buenos Aires province, Argentina SectorEnergy — Oil & Gas Exploration & Production Employees~244 (last disclosed, 2021) Market value (market cap)ARS …
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