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Audit Committee

According to Section 109 of the Capital Market Act No. 26,831, Pampa has an Audit Committee integrated by three regular members, whom all hold independent status according to the independence standards set out in the Argentine National Securities and Exchange Commission (‘CNV’ or Comisión Nacional de Valores) Rules, they all hold an independent status. The Audit Committee members have professional expertise in financial, accounting, legal, and/or business matters.

Under the applicable legislation and its own Internal Regulations, the Audit Committee is responsible for compliance with the following duties, among others:

  • Supervising the operation of internal control and administrative/reporting systems, and the reliability of the latter and of all financial information or any other significant events that may be disclosed to the CNV and the markets, in compliance with the applicable reporting system;
  • Rendering opinion on any Board’s proposal appointing external auditors to be hired by the Company, and ensuring their independence;
  • Reviewing the plans submitted by external and internal auditors, assessing their performance, and issuing an opinion on the presentation and disclosure of annual financial statements, all under the CNV Rules. For the supervision of external auditor’s performance, the Committee may determine a series of objective indicators to assess their commitment, efficiency and independence;
  • Supervising the implementation of risk management information policies within the Company;
  • Providing the market with complete information on transactions where there may be a conflict of interest with members of corporate bodies or controlling shareholders;
  • Rendering its opinion on remunerations and stock options plans’ proposals for the Company’s directors and managers submitted by the Company’s Board;
  • Rendering its opinion on compliance with legal requirements and the reasonableness of conditions for the issuance of shares or convertible securities in capital increases with the exclusion or limitation of preemptive rights;
  • Issuing a well-founded opinion on related-party transactions in the cases provided by law, and disclosing it in compliance with law whenever there is an actual or alleged conflict of interest within Pampa;
  • Supervising the operation of a channel whereby the Company’s executives and staff may report reporting, internal control, and audit issues under the applicable provisions to such effect;
  • Providing any report, opinion, or statement required by the current regulations in force, with the scope and frequency required by such regulations, as amended, etc.;
  • Fulfilling all obligations provided for in the Bylaws, as well as laws and regulations binding the Company;
  • Checking compliance with applicable standards of ethical conduct; and
  • Drawing up an annual action plan for which it will be held accountable to the Board and the Audit Committee. The Audit Committee will submit this action plan within 60 calendar days from the beginning of the fiscal year.

At present, Pampa’s Audit Committee is composed as follows:

Carlos Correa Urquiza Chair
Independence: Expiration of the Mandate: 12/31/2024

Carlos Correa Urquiza, born on September 17, 1969, has been a member of Pampa Energía’s Board of Directors since April 2019. He currently serves as the Trading Desk in the finance area management of Banco Hipotecario SA. Previously, he held the position of Head of the back office department of Consultores Asset Management. Mr. Correa Urquiza holds a Master’s degree in Banking Management from CEMA University and a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration from Belgrano University.

Carolina Zang Vice president
Silvana Wasersztrom Regular member
Clarisa Diana Lifsic Alternate member
Audit Committee’s regulations

These Regulations shall govern the operation of the Audit Committee, reporting to the Board of Directors of Pampa Holding S.A. (formerly, Frigorífico La Pampa S.A., hereinafter the ‘Company’) whose supervisory, disclosure, advice and recommendation duties shall be such as arise here from and any others assigned to it under the applicable laws and regulations in force.

I. Composition and meetings

The Audit Committee shall be a collegiate body formed by three regular members and three alternate members, who shall be elected among the members of the Company‘s Board of Directors by the simple majority of the Board’s members. All members of the Committee shall be independent members of the Company’s Board of Directors, according to the standards and criteria determined by the applicable regulations.

II. Qualifications
III. Incompatibility
IV. Frequency of meetings, quorum and tenure
V. Authorities and responsibilities
VI. Committee’s operating budget
VII. Committee’s internal rules