YPF Luz, Argentina's largest independent power generator, has filed for a New York IPO, the latest Argentine firm to test investor appetite on Wall Street.
Key Facts
—The filing. YPF Luz filed a Form F-1 with the US securities regulator on July 13 for a New York listing.
—The ticker. It plans to trade as ADSs on the NYSE and as Class B shares in Buenos Aires, both under “YLUZ”.
—The company. It calls itself Argentina’s largest independent power generator, with 17 assets and 3,764 MW, about 8.2% of the grid.
—The banks. Goldman Sachs, BofA and Citigroup are global coordinators, with Itaú BBA, BNP Paribas, JPMorgan and Santander joining.
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