Key facts
- Two Argentine energy companies put planned US initial public offerings on hold, according to the report.
- The report said the pause deals a blow to hopes of reviving Argentina's market for New York listings.
- The report cited a rout in local assets and global market turmoil as dampening investor appetite.
Two Argentine energy companies have put plans for US initial public offerings on hold, according to a report published November 3, 2026. The report did not name the companies or give the size or timing of the planned listings.
The decision deals a blow to hopes of reviving Argentina's long-dormant market for New York stock listings, the report said. It attributed the pause to a rout in local assets and global market turmoil, which it said dampened investor appetite. The report gave no figures for the scale of either move.