Argentina to Appeal U.S. Court Order to Transfer 51 % of YPF Shares

Argentina to Appeal U.S. Court Order to Transfer 51 % of YPF Shares

A staff member works at a YPF gas station in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on June 30, 2025. Argentina will appeal the ruling of a court in New York that ordered the South American country to transfer 51 percent of the shares of the national oil and gas company YPF, said President Javier Milei Monday. The U.S. district judge agreed earlier Monday to the request of the plaintiffs to seize YPF shares, after a 2023 ruling that ordered cash-strapped Argentina to pay them about 16.1 billion U.S. dollars. (Photo by Martin Zabala/Xinhua)

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