After the success of its debut in the capital market, the company redoubles its commitment with a second issuance of Negotiable Obligations (ON) for up to $1,000 million, seeking capital to continue the expansion of its business that is advancing at a steady pace.

Far from being just a financial intermediary, H&T has built a robust business model that combines national capillarity with a portfolio of top-level brands, such as Candy, LG, KitchenAID, Farberware and Cuisinart, among others. The company not only reaches the end consumer through the main retail chains, but has also become a strategic supplier for the construction sector, having equipped more than 5,000 projects with its products by 2025, such as Casa Vigil, among others. This double anchorage has allowed it to build a base of more than 300 active clients.

In 2025, with an investment of USD 3 million, H&T expanded its logistics park by more than 9,000 square meters to optimize distribution and support growing demand. This operational muscle is essential to manage the marketing of internationally prestigious brands that trust H&T for their positioning in the Argentine market. “H&T's differential lies in its business philosophy, which combines the closeness and personalized treatment of traditional commerce with the agility and speed that modern markets demand.”, Highlights Matías Gorrini, president of the company. “Our reputation is based on excellence in service, innovation and a strong commitment to quality.”

The market's appetite for H&T was demonstrated in October, when its first ON issue for $1,000 million received offers for more than $1,700 million, registering an overdemand of 70%. This strong support, led by 13 Common Investment Funds, was a clear sign of confidence in the company's trajectory and prospects.

Now, with Series II, H&T seeks to consolidate its expansion plan. The new issue, guaranteed 50% by Banco Industrial and 50% by Banco Provincia, amounts to $1,000 million, with the funds from this placement being used to strengthen working capital, allowing the company to continue expanding its logistics center, launching new product lines and consolidating its presence in the country's large retailers.

By 2026, the company projects growth in the washer-dryer category of a 10% share thanks to the Candy brand.