Who it serves
Customers needing network access, connectivity and communications transmission.
How the business works
Infrastructure supports access and communication services. Recurring revenue must support customer service, network operation and technology investment.
What drives this activity
Customers, revenue per user, churn, service quality and network investment.
The business in practice
Selected products, companies and assets from corporate publications.
- Telcosur: connectivity for productive activity
Telcosur uses fibre and radio networks in southern and western Argentina. Its Vaca Muerta infrastructure connects producers and oilfield-service businesses. This activity carries information, although it shares locations with the gas business.
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Its place in Transportadora de Gas del Sur
TGS combines gas transportation with liquids processing and marketing. It also participates in telecommunications through Telcosur. This mix joins infrastructure services with industrial and connectivity activities.
Economics of the whole company
Business economics · explained by La Plata
Customers, operations & revenue
TGS combines gas transport with processing that produces marketable liquids. Transportation earns remuneration for infrastructure and service; processing depends on industrial products. Telcosur adds connectivity services. The activities share infrastructure relationships but have different revenue sources.
What shapes business performance
Transport tariffs should be separated from liquids prices and margins. Gas availability, processing efficiency and logistics shape industrial production; maintenance and contracted capacity shape the pipeline business. Connectivity services depend on contracts and continuity, with a different cycle from hydrocarbons.
