TGN stock gets a USD 2.2 billion pipeline plan

TGN stock is tied to a USD 2.2 billion infrastructure plan as Transportadora de Gas del Norte announced the Manuel Belgrano gas pipeline on September 17, 2026. The project is designed to move 13 million cubic meters of gas per day from Vaca Muerta toward central and northern Argentina, with potential export capacity.

A USD 2.2 billion infrastructure plan

According to Forbes Argentina on September 17, 2026, TGN estimates total investment of USD 2.2 billion. The main pipeline accounts for USD 1.5 billion, while complementary works would bring the overall project amount to USD 2.2 billion.

The comparison shows the scale of the expansion against the core construction package. The project also includes 147 kilometers of loops and up to 71,000 horsepower of additional capacity at five compressor plants, according to iProfesional.

753 kilometers to new markets

The planned Manuel Belgrano pipeline would run 753 kilometers between Tratayen in Neuquen province and La Carlota in Cordoba province. Its initial capacity target is 13 million cubic meters per day, connecting gas production with industrial, power-generation and export demand.

Forbes Argentina reports that TGN expects the pipeline to enter service in April 2029. The timetable makes the project a multi-year infrastructure program rather than an immediate operating change.

Capacity allocation comes next

TGN plans a capacity tender for the new pipeline and an open process for additional capacity on its existing system. Offers for both processes are scheduled for late November 2026, according to iProfesional.

For TGN stock, the key operating milestones are the capacity commitments, the financing structure and the conversion of the 13 million cubic meter daily target into contracted transport volumes. The company operates regulated gas transportation infrastructure in Argentina, so project economics depend on capacity use, tariffs and execution.

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