Argentina , led by the government of Javier Milei, continues to demonstrate its commitment to freedom and the well-being of its citizens. In a bold move that directly impacts people's wallets, YPF president Horacio Marín announced a series of unprecedented discounts that benefit those who choose to refuel at night, a measure that not only aims to ease household finances but also to restore the financial health of the state-owned company.
In an exclusive interview with Alejandro Fantino on Neura Media, engineer Horacio Marín unveiled a discount scheme that will take effect tonight, starting at 12:00 a.m., and reflects a management vision that prioritizes profitability without neglecting citizens. The initiative is a concrete step toward transforming YPF into an efficient and competitive company, eliminating the losses the company had been incurring during night shifts, a problem that was identified thanks to real-time sales monitoring.
Initially, YPF had implemented a 3% discount during the night, which managed to reduce losses by an astonishing 40% in less than a month, thanks to the massive response from consumers. In Marín's words, this is a mutually beneficial agreement: "You helped me, I helped you, now I need you to help me more and I'll help you by lowering the fuel price and reducing the loss to zero." This initial success has motivated a deepening of the measure.
