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Argentina's YPF posts 90% net profit drop in second quarter

Aug 7, 2025 2:19 PM

MEXICO CITY, Aug 7 (Reuters) - Argentina's

state-controlled energy company YPF on Thursday

reported a near 90% drop in second-quarter net profit, coming in

at $58 million.

Revenues also dropped 6% to $4.64 billion, the firm said in

a filing.

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