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YPF Announces Early Redemption of USD 135.07 Million in Debt on November 11

By Public Technologies
  • YPF will redeem all outstanding Class XXXVII negotiable obligations on November 11, 2026, with principal expected at USD 135.07 million.
  • An October 27, 2026 exchange into additional Class XLIII negotiable obligations will reduce outstanding principal by USD 4.44 million.
  • Redemption will be at USD 1 per USD 1 nominal value, with accrued interest of USD 0.0184 per USD 1.
  • The 7% obligations originally mature May 7, 2027; the final interest period runs August 7–November 11, 2026, excluding the redemption date.
  • Payment will be in US dollars to holders registered November 10, 2026; interest accrual stops on the redemption date.


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