Central Puerto keeps the lights on for much of Argentina. It is the country's largest private power generator, born from the 1992 break-up of a state utility, now spread across gas, water, wind, sun - and lately forestry and lithium. Full nameCentral Puerto S.A. Tickers / exchangeCEPU — Buenos Aires (BYMA) and New York (NYSE) HeadquartersAvenida Tomás Edison 2701, Buenos Aires, Argentina SectorUtilities — regulated electric power EmployeesAbout 1,300 Market value (market cap)ARS 3.59 trillion (about US$2.46 billion) Yearly sales (revenue, 2025)ARS 1.10 trillion (about US$751 million) Net profit (2025)ARS …
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