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Central Puerto S A : Investor presentation (4Q25 Investor Presentation Mar26)
Central Puerto S A : Investor presentation (4Q25 Investor Presentation
About this update from Central Puerto Sa
Investor March 2026 J> Centra/ mJ#uerfo Corporate venture Who we are Established in 1992 as a privately-owned company, 100% of our shares are listed on the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange (BYMA) under the regulatory framework of the CNV (Argentina's Securities Commission), and on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under U.S. SEC regulations (since February 2018). Our ticker is "CEPU" (1) . We are the largest electricity generation company in Argentina, with 6,938 MW of installed capacity diversified between thermal and renewable technologies. We own and operate 16 generation plants distributed throughout the country. Our growth initiatives in 2025 included the acquisition of the Cafayate solar farm (80 MW), the completion of the Brigadier López closing of the combined cycle (140 MW) and the San Carlos solar project (15 MW). In 2026, we will develop 205 MW of battery storage systems (BESS), which are scheduled to enter commercial operation in the first half of 2027. In December 2025, we secured additional 30 years of operations of the Piedra del Águila hydroelectric plant (until 2055). Our strong operating performance, disciplined execution and a robust financial position are the foundation of our competitive advantage, support our long-term leadership in the Argentine electricity market and enable the generation of attractive returns for investors. $ 308,113,408,000 Our value proposition Sustain market leadership and seize the evolving economic landscape by adding top-remunerated capacity. Disciplined growth Maintain liquidity, strong free cash flow generation and low net leverage ratio to grow and uphold resiliency. Financial strength Drive balanced return in a sustainable business model. Investor return Assess strategic optionality with flexibility, low exposure and potential high return. Our common shares are listed on the BYMA under the symbol "CEPU". During 2025, the volume traded on the BYMA amounted to 308,113,408 shares. The total number of shares subscribed and integrated on December 31, 2025, was 1,513,770,222, of which 100% were listed and available to trade on the Buenos Ares Stock Exchange. Since February 2018, our ADSs representing our common shares began to trade on the NYSE under the symbol "CEPU". In 2025, the volume of ADRs traded on the NYSE amounted to 85,605,051, equivalent to 856,050,510 common shares. Consequently, the total trading volume of our common shares during 2025 was 1,164,163,459. 3 Photo: Corporate headquarters. 4 Central Puerto at a glance in 2025 Installed capacity 6,938 MW in 16 assets Installed capacity breakdown: 71% Thermal 21% Hydro 8% Renewables Additional capacity from BESS projects to add 205 MW Activity Generation volumes 2025 18,598 GWh/year Generation volumes breakdown: 74% Thermal 17% Hydro 9% Renewables 15% market share (annual based) Largest energy generator in total Argentine Interconnection System (SADI). Revenue model Sustainable power generation revenue Revenues overview US$ 783 MM 97% 43% 2025 Revenues US$-denominated revenues in December 2025 Adj. EBITDA margin / revenues CAPEX Plan US$ 202 MM Completed in 2025 95 MW solar 140 MW thermal CC Initiated in 2025 205 MW BESS Expected COD Dec2026 Secured in 2025 + 30 years of Piedra del Águila hydro plant Economic growth Solid Adjusted EBITDA and financial ratios Adjusted EBITDA US$ 337.2 MM Net leverage ratio 0.3 x Outstanding net debt (Dec.25) US$ 106.3 MM Non-core business Largest private investor in forestry, solid position in 3 thermal assets and supporting mining projects. Concession extension Piedra del Águila hydro plant Central Puerto was awarded the Piedra del Águila concession for 30 years, with a bid of US$ 245 million. New energy and capacity prices: 1,733 US$/MW-month affected by maintenance hours and available capacity. Energy: 3.5 US$/MWh (when dispatched), 1.39 US$/MWh (available). The price doubles between 18:00 and 23:00 hours in December, January, February, June, July, and August. Optionality for sales under contract: Gradual increase in the capacity allowed for sales under contracts: 5% in 2026/2027, increasing by 5% every two years (10% in 2028/2029, etc.). Revenues denominated in U.S. dollars, reducing FX and inflation risk. Inflation indexes adjustment: Annual revisions. Maintenance plan: Asset preservation plan. Concession Fee of US$ 245 MM paid in January 2026. 5 Central Puerto will operate the plant for an additional 30 years, after having operated it for 32 years. Power market normalization initiated Resolution 400/25 (Oct 21, 2025) outlines a gradual roadmap to liberalize Argentina's Wholesale Electricity Market (WEM), progressively reintroducing long-term value creation, contracts and competitive dynamics. Contract market optionality for spot thermal: Thermal generators gain significant flexibility to add contracts n the new Thermal Term Market (MAT) for up to 20% of their production to Large Users (GUDIs) and the remaining up to 100% to Distribution Companies (Distcos) or the spot market. Spot remuneration restored: The new spot remuneration mechanism establishes a margin on top of Variable Production Costs (CVP), supporting long-term value creation for generators. US$-denominated revenues, reducing currency and inflation risk. Fuel management: The responsibility for fuel management is transferred from CAMMESA to generators. In the transition, existing Plan Gas remains until 2028. Phased Implementation: The transition will be managed through a phased approach. Importantly, all existing power contracts will remain in force until their natural expiration, ensuring market continuity and stability during the shift. Marginalist market model re-established. Revenue rebalancing outlook from our prevailing thermal spot segment. 6 See slides 16 & 17 for Resolution 400/25 thermal spot prices detail. Delivering results through the years Central Puerto's historical performance Revenues from sales (US$ MM) Adjusted EBITDA (US$ MM) (Breakdown by contract type) 211 271 267 223 224 301 324 271 319.7 392.6 671.3 782.6 510.2 566.1 536.9 Capex (US$ MM) Generation (GWh/año) Market share 14,419 17,484 18,598 7 20,773 21,605 Spot thermal ST/GT Spot thermal CC Thermal PPA Hydro Renewables FONINVEMEM collections are monthly proceeds from an outstanding commercial credit with CAMMESA. As of Sept 30th, 2025, outstanding credit was US$ 138.0 MM and will continue being collected in monthly installments until May 2028. Availability rates of thermal units (1) Combined Cycles (%) Since 2023 Central Puerto complex Central Costanera complex Lujan de Cuyo San Lorenzo 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 YTD Steam & Gas turbines (%) Since 2023 Central Puerto complex Central Costanera complex Brigadier Lopez 8 Availability reported by CAMMESA, based on the total installed capacity of each power plant. Leading power generation portfolio 9 Plant Technology Installed capacity (MW) Location (Province) CEPU commercial operating date Spot, Contracts and PPA exp. date 1 Central Costanera Thermal (4 ST / 3 CC) 1,789 City of Buenos Aires Feb.23 Spot/Contracts 2 Central Puerto Thermal (5 ST / 2 CC) 1,747 City of Buenos Aires 1992 2000 Spot/Contracts 3 Piedra del Águila Hydro 1,440 Río Negro 1994 Spot/Contracts 4 Luján de Cuyo Thermal 576 Mendoza 2019 2034 5 San Lorenzo Thermal 391 Santa Fé 2021 2035 6 Brigadier Lopez Thermal CC 421 Santa Fé 2019/2026 2035 7 Genoveva I Wind 88.2 Buenos Aires 2020 2040 8 Genoveva II Wind 41.8 Buenos Aires 2020 2029 9 La Castellana I Wind 100.8 Buenos Aires 2019 2040 10 La Castellana II Wind 15.2 Buenos Aires 2020 2034 11 Guañizuil II Solar 105 San Juan Oct.23 2041 12 Manque Wind 57 Córdoba 2020 2040 13 Achiras I Wind 48 Córdoba 2020 2040 14 Los Olivos Wind 22.8 Córdoba 2020 2030 15 San Carlos Solar 15 Salta 2025 2035 16 Cafayate Solar 80 Salta 2025 2039 16 Plants 6,938 MW Asset overview Geographic footprint Consistent growth of installed capacity Installed capacity growth (in MW) (1992-2000) Central Puerto & Puerto Nuevo ⁽¹⁾ (1994) Piedra del Águila ⁽²⁾ (2017) Luján de Cuyo thermal facility + mini hydro. (2018) Luján de Cuyo CC (+95 MW) (2019) Brigadier Lopez (291 MW) Wind farms: La Castellana I, La Castellana II, La Genoveva II, Achiras (206 MW). (2020) Wind farms: La Genoveva I, Manque, Los Olivos (total 168 MW). (2021) San Lorenzo (391 MW) (2023) Central Costanera (1,789 MW) Guañizuil II solar farm (105 MW) (2025) Closing of B. Lopez CC (140 MW) San Carlos (15 MW) Cafayate (80 MW) 2025 Installed capacity breakdown by technology mix and revenue model: 21% 23% 7 wind & 3 solar farms 8% 20% 28% 71% thermal in 5 plants Spot ST/GT Thermal PPA Thermal Spot Hydro Spot CC Thermal PPA Renewables 6,938 MW 10 Our Nuevo Puerto and Puerto Nuevo thermal generation plants are equipped with five steam turbine-generator units in the aggregate and have an installed capacity of 360 MW and 589 MW, respectively. The third plant, the Puerto combined cycle plant has two gas turbines, two heat recovery steam generators and a steam turbine, and it has a total installed capacity of 798 MW. Total installed capacity of 1,747 MW. In November 2025, Central Puerto was awarded Piedra del Aguila concession extension, until 2055. Portfolio ready to expand: 6,938 MW Installed capacity 18,598 GWh Generation Volume 782.6 US$MM 2025 Revenues 337.2 US$ MM 2025 Adj. EBITDA ~ 45% 2026E EBITDA growth 2025 business segment breakdown and analysis 11 San Carlos Solar 15 MW CC project B. Lopez 140 MW Cafayate acquisition solar 80 MW BESS CEPU 150 MW BESS CECO 55 MW Piedra del Águila renewal 1,440 MW 2025 New Projects completed Added 440 MW and ~25% 2026 EBITDA growth compared to 2025. Additionally, capex 2026: i) obtained hydro concession extension for 30 years, ii) BESS projects from ALMA GBA plan. 2025 Achieved growth projects impact Growth projects: Status update 2025 projects completed and next-to-completion Cafayate solar farm San Carlos solar farm Brigadier Lopez Piedra del Águila Completed and in operation. Acquired Aug. 25 US$ 48.5 MM. 80 MW 2019 capacity. Salta. Completed and in operation Capex: US$ 20 MM. Capacity: 15 MW. Salta. Completed and in operation . Closing of combined cycle. Capex: US$ 180 MM. Capacity: 140 MW CC. Santa Fé. Completed . Operating 30-year concession renewal. Dec. 2025. Fee US$ 245 MM paid in Jan26. Capacity: 1,440 MW. Projects 2026: Battery energy storage system (BESS) Two BESS projects were awarded in August 2025, with COD expected by year-end 2026. Central Puerto BESS project Central Costanera BESS project Details: 150 MW. Lithium (LFP). Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Limited (CATL) Offtaker: Edenor Revenues: 11,147 US$/MW-month per hour (RTE up to 5 hours). 12 10 US$/MWh variable (energy discharged). Energy fuel cost 20 US$/MWh (approx. 15%) 55 MW. Lithium (LFP). Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Limited (CATL) Offtaker: Edesur Revenues: 10,161 US$/MW-month per hour (RTE up to 5 hours). 10 US$/MWh variable (energy discharged). Energy fuel cost 20 US$/MWh (approx. 15%). Contract term: 15 years. Estimated capex: US$ 130-140 MM (both projects). Energy nominated and supplied by CAMMESA (at no additional cost and with no energy price arbitrage). Strong balance sheet and financial flexibility Debt maturity profile Outstanding financial debt as of Dec 31, 2025 • • • • 13 • 2025 Argentina power market summary Demand & Generation Overview Annual electricity demand Annual electricity generation ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Local Demand Breakdown ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Fuel type Natural gas • • • • Gasoil Coal Fuel Oil TOTAL 2024 (TJ/yr) 2025 (TJ/yr) Y-o-y Var.% Source: CAMMESA 14 *Energy equivalence to Tj: Natural gas Mm ³ =38 Tj, Gas Oil MMm ³ =36 Tj, Coal Mton=24 Tj, Fuel Oil Mton=40 Tj. Appendix New spot prices, Resol. 400/25 Historical financial summary ESG & Sustainability data Non-core asset details Thermal spot generation capacity remuneration Expected 2026 spot thermal capacity prices, pursuant to Resolution 400/25: Theoretical capacity prices US$/MW-month Wint/Summ Other Average Natural gas-only equipment 6,148 5,212 5,680 Dual-fuel equipment (natural gas + alternative fuel) 8,020 5,680 6,850 New dual-fuel equip. (natural gas + alternative fuel - new unit) 16,020 13,680 14,850 Dual-fuel (natural gas + alternative fuel) + Res. 294/94 (ST, GT) 10,520 5,680 8,100 Note: Internal estimates based on capacity-payment hours in a typical month: 390 hours. Case: self-managed fuel supply. Formula: PAD x KP x capacity remuneration hours + reliability reserve Parameters: PPAD (US$/MW availab. hrp) 12 KP natural gas-only equipment Wint/Summ 1,1 Other 0,9 KP dual-fuel equipment (natural gas + alternative fuel) Wint/Summ 1,5 Other 1 Reliability reserve (legacy) (US$/MW month) 1,000 Reliability reserve (new asset) (US$/MW month) 9,000 16 Thermal spot generation Hourly energy remuneration Expected 2026 spot thermal energy prices, pursuant to Resolution 400/25: Formula: Hourly remuneration = CVP + RMA CVP = Published by CAMMESA biweekly. RMA = CVP + (Marginal hourly cost CMOh x Node loss factor - CVP) x FRA x FRC Adapted Marginal Rent (RMA) (US$/MWh) 2, CVP below 60 7, CVP =/+60 Adapted Rent Factor (FRA) - legacy with fuel 0.15 (2026) 0.25 (2027) 0.35 (2028+) Adapted Rent Factor (FRA) 1 new asset 1With firm NG tpt 0 without self fuel Corrected Rent Factor (FRC) - generation with NG under agreement (supplied by CAMMESA) 0.8 (2025/26) 0.6 (2027) 0.5 (2028) Costo Marginal horario (CMOh US$/MWh) histórico: 17 Historical financial summary: Dividends distributed 2022-2024 (US$/ADR) (1) Consolidated Statement of Income and Comprehensive Income (in US$ MM) 2025 2024 2023 2022 Revenues 782.6 671.3 536.9 566.1 Cost of Sales -501.8 -407.2 -359.4 -298.4 Gross Income 280.8 264.2 177.5 267.7 Administrative and selling expenses -72.5 -70.3 -53.2 -41.8 Other operating income 92.0 112.7 372.8 201.7 Other operating expenses -76.9 -37.3 -22.0 -3.4 Impairment of property, plant and equipment and intangible assets 41.8 -98.9 54.4 -79.2 Operating Income 265.1 170.3 529.5 345.0 Gain (loss) on net monetary position 3.0 -17.1 -215.4 -171.5 Financial income 89.8 107.8 354.4 144.7 Financial costs -172.4 -154.6 -537.0 -244.2 Share of profit (loss) of associates 45.5 15.7 8.6 0.7 Gain (loss) on fair value valuation of acquisitions 94.5 2.3 0.0 0.0 Gain (loss) from bargain purchase 0.0 0.0 89.9 68.7 Income before Income tax 325.6 124.6 230.0 143.5 Income tax for the period -71.5 -72.6 -36.7 -37.5 Net Income for the period 254.1 52.0 193.3 106.0 Basic and diluted earnings per share 0.17 0.03 0.13 0.07 Income statement (in US$ MM) 2025 2024 2023 2022 Income Statement Revenues 782.6 671.3 536.9 566.1 Adjusted EBITDA 337.2 288.0 277.8 344.0 Net income Net Income for the period 254.1 52.0 193.3 106.0 Revenue margin ratios Gross income margin % 36% 39% 33% 47% Adjusted EBITDA margin 43% 43% 52% 61% Income Statement & dividend distribution 18 (1) Historical dividends figures were converted from AR$ (Please refer to page 224 of 20-F Report 2024and https://www.adr.com/CEPU ). ESG & Sustainability data Strong corporate governance Corporate governance framework Ownership composition (Dec. 2024) Our corporate governance framework is built on internationally recognized best practices and guided by strict standards of transparency, efficiency, ethics, investor protection, and equal treatment of shareholders. Our Corporate Governance Code aligns with the principles set forth by the CNV (Comisión Nacional de Valores). We have implemented a robust Code of Ethics and an Internal Code of Conduct , which define clear expectations for professional conduct, integrity, and employee performance. These frameworks support a culture of accountability across all levels of the organization. Corporate Management & Board highlights According to our bylaws, the Board of Directors consists of nine members, appointed for three-year terms, with one-third of its composition renewed periodically. 45% (4 members) of our Board of Directors qualifies as independent, based on CNV criteria (may differ from those defined by the NYSE and NASDAQ standard of independence), 1 member (11% of total Board members) is a woman. No controlling shareholder group, supporting fair and transparent decision-making. Internal Oversight Committees: Audit Committee and Supervisory Commission. Experienced management with extensive industry expertise and strongly aligned with 19 Central Puerto's corporate governance principles. 100% of our shares are publicly listed in Our common shares are listed on the BYMA under the symbol "CEPU". During 2025, the volume traded on the BYMA amounted to 308,113,408 shares. The total number of shares subscribed and integrated on December 31, 2025, was 1,513,770,222, of which 100% were listed and available to trade on the Buenos Ares Stock Exchange. Since February 2018, our ADSs representing our common shares began to trade on the NYSE under the symbol "CEPU". In 2025, the volume of ADRs traded on the NYSE amounted to 85,605,051, equivalent to 856,050,510 common shares. Consequently, the total trading volume of our common shares during 2025 was 1,164,163,459. 83.0% 17.0% BYMA (Arg) and NYSE (US). ESG & Sustainability data ESG in the center of our business Sustainability is present in every stage of our activities and, together with environmental management, constitutes one of the pillars of our business. Biodiversity protection Conservation of Pampas Meadowlark (leistes defilippii) Environment, Quality, Health & Safety Integrated Management System 20 Site Quality ISO 9001:2015 Environmental ISO 14001:2015 Health & Safety ISO 45001:2018 Piedra del Águila (hydro) Brigadier Lopez (thermal) Achiras (wind) Manque (wind) Los Olivos (wind) La Genoveva I (wind) La Genoveva II (wind) La Castellana I (wind) La Castellana II (wind) Luján de Cuyo (thermal) C. Puerto complex (thermal) C. Costanera complex (thermal) We have an Integrated Management System (SIG) that identifies sustainable and participatory processes, which allows us to implement, in our daily activities, the principles established by the Board in the Integrated Policy of Environment, Quality, Health & Safety. Our SIG is ISO 9001, 14001 and 45001 certified. Sustainable grassland management practice Avoid natural grazing from turning into grain crops or winter grass pasture. Dispense with the use of herbicide and, above all, insecticide. Handle the livestock load depending on the season. Conduct controlled grazing fires, except during the reproduction period. Absolute emissions (Tn CO2e) Scope 1 & 2 Emissions intensity (Tn CO2e/Thermal MWh) 0,52 0,47 0,51 0,46 Minimizing emissions: Next-to-zero GHG intensity in thermal generation and steam production Non-core asset details non-controlling interest in 3 thermal plants San Martín Manuel Belgrano Vuelta de Obligado Total capacity installed in ENARSA's combined cycle plants of 2,554 MW and total annual generation of 823.5 GWh in 2024 (at working interest). Plants overview Installed capacity: 865 MW Technology: Thermal Combined Cycle Commercial operation year: 2010 Ownership transfer: 2020 to ENARSA Installed capacity: 873 MW Technology: Thermal Combined Cycle Commercial operation year: 2010 Ownership transfer: 2020 to ENARSA Installed capacity: 816 MW Technology: Thermal Combined Cycle Commercial operation year: 2018 Ownership transfer year: 2028 Operator: Central Puerto Outstanding credit for CEPU: As of Sept. 2025, US$ 138 MM, to be colected at SOFR + spread Public Sector Other Public Sector Other Other Ownership structure 21 (1) FONINVEMEM: A financing mechanism established by Argentina's energy regulator to develop new power generation assets. Under this scheme, CAMMESA (the wholesale electricity market administrator) recognizes and repays investments made by private companies, adjusted by interest rate (e.g., SOFR + spread) over a defined period. (2) Secured financing rate. Non-core asset details Largest private forestry asset owner across +160,000 hectares About Forestal Argentina: Geographic footprint We own and operate +160,000 hectares across 8 fields through our fully-owned subsidiary Forestal Argentina(1). Our fields are located in the Mesopotamia, Argentina, across Misiones, Formosa, Chaco, Corrientes and Entre Ríos provinces. Annual production capacity covers 1.8 million m3 for over 50 customers through 4 forest-industrial regional hubs. The business delivered US$ 20 MM in revenue and US$ 5 MM in EBITDA in 2024. Ongoing expansion includes planting over 3,000 hectares annually, entirely of forestry asset San Miguel Forestry assets by destination: Forest Lands 20,293 Ha. Eucalyptus 26,049 Ha. Pine 44,880 Ha. Protected Areas 58,195 Ha. Property Facilities 11,037 Ha. Total 160,453 Ha. ⁽ ¹ ⁾ financed by operating cash flow. Forestry trading multiples South America comparable transactions (US$/Hectare) 2004 2023 2024 (1) Additional resources: Website: Forestal Argentina and section "Foray into the Forestry Business" of our 2024 20-F report Saladas San Roque La Cruz Concepción Virasoro Paso de los Libres Concordia 22 Non-core asset details Flexible corporate venture capital in mining and lithium Business driver Lithium Gold / Silver Investment vehicle Corporate Venture Capital (CVC) : Flexible, low-exposure, high-return potential. Geographic and business rationale Catamarca, Argentina (Lithium Triangle) . Home to world-class deposits (e.g., Salar del Hombre Muerto). Unique geology and favorable business environment . Catamarca/Salta, Argentina . Home to significant polymetallic deposits (Gold, Silver, Copper). E.g. Bajo de la Alumbrera. Legal/Regulatory Strong political consensus supporting a 30-year fiscal stability period and the new RIGI regime . Leading partner Minera Cordillera S.A. AbraSilver Resources Project "3 Cruces" Project "Diablillos" Silver-Gold Project Current Stake 35% (consolidated in FFSS in "Share of the profit of an associate"). 9.9% (via subsidiary Proener, consolidated in FS in "Gain (loss) on fair value valuation of acquisitions"). Investment Date(s) December 26, 2024 (27.5%), January 2026 (7.5%). April 2024 and Jan. 2025 (total 9.9%) Geographic footprint of Lithium and Mining projects Salta/Catamarca (Minería) Catamarca (Litio) 4.2X 2.2X (1)Through the acquisition of share capital and voting rights of 3C Lithium Pte. Ltd. ("3C"), (a company incorporated under the laws of Singapore), which holds 100% of the share capital of MCSA.. 23 (2)Through a common shares subscription agreement with AbraSilver Resource Corp. (a Canadian company listed in the Canadian stock market) ("AbraSilver"). In turn, and in conjunction with us, Kinross Gold Corporation, a major Canadian mining company, (NYSE: KGC, TSX: K) also acquired a 4% interest on similar terms. 24 Glossary of terms BCRA Argentine Central Bank BYMA Bolsas y Mercados Argentinos - Argentine stock exchange. CAPEX Capital Expenditures. CNV Comisión Nacional de Valores - Argentina's securities regulator. COGS Cost of goods sold. EPS Earnings per share - Net income divided by the number of shares. IFC International Finance Corporation. MATER Term Market for Renewable Energy set forth under Resolution No. 281-E/17; MM Million. NYSE New York Stock Exchange. PPA Power Purchase Agreements, power capacity and energy supply agreements for a defined period of time or energy quantity; Q-o-q Quarter-over-Quarter - Comparison between consecutive quarters. SADI The Argentine Interconnection System is the high-voltage lines electrical system that interconnects all different regions of Argentina. SEC Securities and Exchange Commission - U.S. financial markets regulator. SG&A Selling, general & administrative expenses. Spot market Energy sold by generators to the WEM and remunerated by CAMMESA pursuant to the framework in place prior to the Spot Sales. US$ United States Dollar. WEM Argentine Mercado Eléctrico Mayorista, the wholesale electric power market. Y-o-y Year-over-Year - Comparison between the same period in different years. Investors Presentation March 2026 Contact Contact us or to subscribe to our Distribution List: [email protected] LinkedIn Central Puerto Web https://www.centralpuerto.com Phone + 54 11 4317 5000 Headquarters location Av. Tomas Alva Edison 2701, Dock E, City of Buenos Aires Port. Attention : This is an excerpt of the original content. To continue reading it, access the original document here .