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Anexo Iii Resolucion General N° 2206 - 1 - ANEXO III RESOLUCION GENERAL N° 2206 Detalle de Sociedades y Fondos Comunes de Inversión (con sus respectivas entidades depositarias) con cotización en Bolsas A - ACCIONES CUIT DENOMINACION CLASE PRECIO 30-50119925-3 ACINDAR IND. ARG. DE ACEROS S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "B" (1 VOTO) 4,820 30-50119925-3 ACINDAR IND. ARG. DE ACEROS S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "B" (1 VOTO) EN U$S 1,050 30-50119925-3 ACINDAR IND. ARG. DE ACEROS S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "A" (5 VOTOS) 16,900 30-50119925-3 ACINDAR IND. ARG. DE ACEROS S.A. ESCRITURALES EN U$S CTA.EXT. 1,760 30-65252046-0 AGRITECH INVERSORA S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "B" (1 VOTO) 1,650 30-50308796-7 AGROMETAL S.A.I. ORDS. ESCRIT. "B" (1 VOTO) 4,370 30-50052532-7 ALPARGATAS S.A.I. y C. ORDS. ESCRIT. "B" (1 VOTO) 4,980 30-50052532-7 ALPARGATAS S.A.I. y C. ORDS. ESCRIT. "B" (1 VOTO) - C.EXT. 1,500 30-61549027-6 ALTO PALERMO SHOPPING ARGENTINO S.A. ORD. (1 VOTO) 9,400 30-61549027-6 ALTO PALERMO SHOPPING ARGENTINO S.A. ORD. (1 VOTO) - C.EXT. 1,930 30-52278060-6 ALUAR ALUMINIO ARGENTINO S.A.I. y C. ORD. 1 VOTO 4,180 30-52278060-6 ALUAR ALUMINIO ARGENTINO S.A.I. y C. ORD. 1 VOTO-C.EXT. 1,340 30-52149483-9 AMERICAN PLAST S.A. ORDS.ESCRIT. "A" (1 VOTO) 1,500 30-52149483-9 AMERICAN PLAST S.A. ORDS.ESCRIT."B" (1 VOTO) 1,350 30-50023556-6 ANGEL ESTRADA Y CIA. S.A.I ORDS.ESCRIT."A" (5 VOTOS) 1,000 30-50023556-6 ANGEL ESTRADA Y CIA. S.A.I ORDS.ESCRIT. (1 VOTO) 0,800 30-67723711-9 AUTOPISTAS DEL SOL S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "D" 1 VOTO 0,870 30-67723711-9 AUTOPISTAS DEL SOL S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "D" 1 VOTO - C.EXT. 0,200 30-50000173-5 BANCO DE GALICIA Y BS.AS. S.A. U$S CTA. EXTERIOR 2,440 30-50000173-5 BANCO DE GALICIA Y BS.AS. S.A. ORDS.ESCRIT."A" (5 VOTOS) 5,000 30-50000173-5 BANCO DE GALICIA Y BS.AS. S.A. ORDS.ESCRIT."B" (1 VOTO) 4,500 30-57877170-7 BANCO SUQUIA S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "B" (1 VOTO) 0,495 30-57877170-7BANCO SUQUIA S.A. CTA EXTERIOR 1,140 30-57877170-7 BANCO SUQUIA S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "A" (5 VOTOS) 1,900 30-50000258-8 BANCO DE SANTANDER S.A. ORD.1 V.- CUENTA EXTERIOR 7,500 30-50000258-8 BANCO DE SANTANDER S.A. ORD.1 V.-PARIDAD 8,830 30-50000258-8 BANCO DE SANTANDER S.A. ORD.1 V. 56,000 30-50001107-2 BANCO HIPOTECARIO S.A. ORD CLASE "D" (1 VOTO) 22,000 30-50001107-2 BANCO HIPOTECARIO S.A. ORD CL."D"CTA.EXTERIOR 3,710 30-50001008-4 BANCO MACRO S.A. ORDS.ESCRIT "B" (1 VOTO) 9,050 30-50001008-4 BANCO MACRO S.A. ORDS.ESCRIT "A" (5 VOTOS) 7,900 30-50001008-4 BANCO MACRO S.A. ORDS.ESCRIT."B" 1 V.CTA.EXT. 2,880 30-50000845-4 BANCO RIO DE LA PLATA S.A. ORD. ESCRIT "B" (1 VOTO) 3,950 30-50000845-4 BANCO RIO DE LA PLATA S.A. ORD. ESCRIT "B" (1 VOTO)-C.EXT. 0,849 30-50000319-3 BBVA BANCO FRANCES S.A. ORDS. ESCRITURALES 9,600 30-50000319-3 BBVA BANCO FRANCES S.A. U$S CTA. EXT.-ESC. 2,640 30-50258442-8BODEGAS ESMERALDA S.A. 12,500 30-50017915-1BOLDT S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. (1 VOTO) 4,800 30-50017915-1 BOLDT S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. (1 VOTO)-C.EXT. 1,260 30-50019645-5 C. DELLA PENNA S.A.C. e I. ORDS.ESCRIT."A" (1 VOTO) 0,700 30-50019645-5 C. DELLA PENNA S.A.C. e I. ORDS. ESCRIT. "B" (5 VOTOS) 35,000 30-65786428-1 CAMUZZI GAS PAMPEANA S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT."B" (1VOTO) 1,290 30-62982706-0 CAPEX S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "A" (1 VOTO) 9,500 30-62982706-0 CAPEX S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "A" (1 VOTO)-C.EXT. 3,070 30-50138948-6CAPUTO S.A. ORDS. ESCRITURALES 2,600 30-50424922-7 CARBOCLOR S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT (1 VOTO) 1,560 30-50424922-7 CARBOCLOR S. A. ORDS. ESCRIT. (1 VOTO)-C.EXT. 0,288 30-52540675-6 CARLOS CASADO S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. (1 VOTO) 5,550 30-52540675-6 CARLOS CASADO S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. (5 VOTOS) 5,410 30-50106215-0 CELULOSA ARGENTINA S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. (1 VOTO) 2,250 30-50106215-0 CELULOSA ARGENTINA S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. (5 VOTOS) 1,033 33-65030549-9 CENTRAL PUERTO S.A. ORDS."B" 1 VOTO 2,800 33-65030549-9 CENTRAL PUERTO S.A. ORDS."B" 1 VOTO CE 0,700 30-50278659-4 CERAMICA SAN LORENZO IND. Y COM.S.A. ORDS. "B" 1 VOTO 3,030 30-50577985-8 CIA. INDUSTRIAL CERVECERA S.A. ORDS.ESCRIT."A" (5 VOTOS) 4,200 30-50577985-8 CIA. INDUSTRIAL CERVECERA S.A. ORDS.ESCRIT."B" (1 VOTO) 1,150 30-50129032-3 CIA. INTRODUCTORA DE BS.AS. S.A ORDINARIAS ESCRIT. "A" (5 VOTOS) 4,500 30-50129032-3 CIA. INTRODUCTORA DE BS.AS. S.A ORDINARIAS ESCRIT. "B" (1 VOTO) 1,470 30-66314877-6 CIA.TRANSP.E.E. ALTA TENSION TRANSENER S.A. ORD. ESCRIT. "B" 1 V 1,920 30-66314877-6 CIA.TRANSP.E.E. ALTA TENSION TRANSENER S.A. ORD. ESCRIT. "B" 1 V-C.EXT. 0,630 30-50119642-4COLORIN IND. DE MAT.SINT. S.A. 10,500 30-50930070-0CRESUD S.A.C.I.F. y A. 5,300 30-50930070-0CRESUD S.A.C.I.F. y A. C EXTERIOR 1,380 30-50930070-0CRESUD S.A.C.I.F. y A. PARIDAD 0,750 30-70851047-1 DESARROLLO DE ACUERDOS COMERCIALES S.A. (D.A.C.S.A.) ACCS. ORD. "B" (1 VOTO) 16,350 33-65786558-9 DISTRIBUIDORA DE GAS CUYANA S.A. C.B 1 V. 2,050 33-65786558-9 DISTRIBUIDORA DE GAS CUYANA S.A. C.B 1 V.-C.EXT. 0,516 30-50199947-0 DOMEC CIA. ARTEF.DOMEST.S.A.I.C. y F. 2,400 33-51629418-9 DYCASA S.A. ACCS. ORD. "B" (1 VOTO) 4,110 30-52552238-1EDIAR S.A. EDITORA C.I. y F. 1,500 30-56185290-8ELECTROMAC S.A.I. y C. 16,000 30-65225424-8 ENDESA COSTANERA S.A. ORDS."B" 1 V. CTA.EXTERIOR 1,080 30-65225424-8 ENDESA COSTANERA S.A. ORDS."B" 1 VOTO 3,700 30-50127456-5 EUROMAYOR S.A. DE INVERSIONES ESCRITURALES 1,500 30-52534126-3 FERRUM S.A. DE CERAMICA Y METALURGIA ORDS.ESCRIT. "B" (1 VOTO) 3,550 30-52534126-3 FERRUM S.A. DE CERAMICA Y METALURGIA ORDS.ESCRIT. "A" (5 VOTOS) 12,500 30-50211225-9 FIPLASTO S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "B" (1 VOTO) 1,440 30-50211225-9 FIPLASTO S.A. ORDS.ESCRIT. "A" (5 VOTOS) 120,000 33-52880793-9GARCIA REGUERA S.A.C.I.F. e I. 4,500 30-50928486-1 GAROVAGLIO Y ZORRAQUIN S.A. ORDINARIAS ESCRIT. (5 VOTOS) 7,000 30-50928486-1 GAROVAGLIO Y ZORRAQUIN S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "B" (1 VOTO) 0,365 30-50928486-1 GAROVAGLIO Y ZORRAQUIN S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "B" (1 VOTO)-C.EXT. 0,150 30-65786411-7 GAS NATURAL BAN S.A. ESCRIT. ORDS. "B" (1 VOTO) 1,840 30-65786411-7 GAS NATURAL BAN S.A. ORDS. B 1 VOTO-C. EXTERIOR 1,200 30-52532281-1 GOFFRE, CARBONE Y CIA. S.A. ESCRITURALES 1,100 30-50019461-4 GRAFEX S.A. GRAFICA C.I. y F. ACCS. ESCRITURALES 1,010 30-50078129-3 GRIMOLDI S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "A" (5 VOTOS) 0,700 30-50078129-3 GRIMOLDI S.A. ORDS.ESCRIT. "B" 1VOTO 2,300 30-66349851-3 GRUPO CONCESIONARIO DEL OESTE S.A. "B" (1 V) 1,590 30-50121885-1 GRUPO ESTRELLA S.A. ACCS.ESCRIT. "B" (1 VOTO) 0,700 30-50121885-1 GRUPO ESTRELLA S.A. ORDS-ESCRIT- "B" (1 VOTO) CTA. EXTERIOR 0,317 30-50121885-1 GRUPO ESTRELLA S.A. ORDS. "A" (5 VOTOS) 1,450 30-70496280-7 GRUPO FINANCIERO GALICIA S.A. ORD.B 1V. C. EXTERIOR 0,600 30-70496280-7 GRUPO FINANCIERO GALICIA S.A. ORD.B 1V. PARIDAD 0,400 30-70496280-7 GRUPO FINANCIERO GALICIA S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "B" (1 VOTO) 2,860 33-50052570-9HULYTEGO S.A.I.C. NOMINATIVAS 0,300 30-50140709-3 INSTITUTO ROSENBUSCH S.A. DE BIOLOGIA E. y A. NOMINATIVAS (1 VOTO) 2,820 30-50140709-3 INSTITUTO ROSENBUSCH S.A. DE BIOLOGIA E. y A. ORDINARIAS "B" (5 VOTOS) 40,000 30-70809028-6 INSUMOS AGROQUIMICOS S.A. ORDS. ESCRIT. "B" 7,800 30-50053214-5 INTA IND. TEXTIL ARG. S.A. ORDINARIAS ESCRITURALES "A" 3 VOTOS 1,000 30-50053214-5 INTA IND. TEXTIL ARG. S.A. ORDINARIAS ESCRITURALES "B" 1 VOTO 1,480 30-52532274-9 IRSA INVERSIONES Y REPRESENTACIONES S.A. ORDS.ESCRT."B" (1 VOTO) 5,200 30-52532274-9 IRSA INVERSIONES Y REPRESENTACIONES S.A. ESC.ORDS."B" 1 V. CABLE 1,180 30-50111112-7 JUAN MINETTI S.A. ORD. ESCRIT. 1 V.C. EXTERIOR 1,100 30-50111112-7 JUAN MINETTI S.A. ORDS.ESCRT."B" (1 VOTO) 2,970 30-50125030-5LEDESMA S.A.A.I. 1,950 30-50139095-6LEYDEN S.A.I.C. y F. 15.000,000 30-50083378-1 LONGVIE S.A.
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