The energy transition's supply chain starts here. Chile produces 27% of the world's copper and holds massive lithium reserves in the Salar de Atacama. Conservative banks, growing airlines, and consumer staples round out a market navigating thoughtful reform.
SQM's lithium and copper majors power the global clean energy supply chain
Conservative institutions with strong yields and low volatility
Beverage and airline names provide defensive balance and growth
The primary vehicle for Chile exposure, holding ~30 stocks across mining, banking, and utilities. Reasonable liquidity with options available. A straightforward way to access the copper and lithium thesis.
Broad copper mining exposure beyond Chile alone. Returned 73.5% over the trailing year as structural copper deficits from electrification, AI infrastructure, and EV adoption drove prices to new highs.
Thematic exposure to the entire lithium supply chain — from miners like SQM to battery manufacturers. Diversifies single-stock risk while capturing the energy storage megatrend.
Chile's crown-jewel lithium producer, operating the world's lowest-cost lithium deposit. Strong FY25 turnaround with EPS of $2.06 on record lithium sales volumes. Scotiabank set a $100 price target.
Chile's most profitable bank with a dominant retail franchise. A 5.6% dividend yield backed by conservative underwriting and consistent returns on equity. The income anchor for a Chile portfolio.
Chile's second-largest bank by assets, backed by the global Santander franchise. Strong mortgage and consumer lending growth with digital transformation investments driving efficiency gains.
Chile's largest electricity generator with ~76% of generation from renewables. Trailing P/E distorted by one-time items — normalized P/E runs 6–10×. A clean energy utility with strong dividend commitment.
Chile's dominant brewer and beverage company with operations across Argentina, Bolivia, and Paraguay. A beta of just 0.22 makes it a portfolio stabilizer with defensive cash flows.
Major Coca-Cola bottler serving Chile, Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay. Series B shares are the more liquid class with strong institutional ownership and a 4.4% yield.
Latin America's largest airline, post-restructuring and thriving. Q4 2025 EPS surged 78% year-over-year with 8–10% capacity growth projected for 2026 including 41 new aircraft deliveries.
Series A shares of the same company as AKO.B, trading at a discount with a higher 5.1% yield. Less liquid but a better income play for buy-and-hold investors.
Headquartered in Chile with operations across Colombia, Brazil, and Argentina. 57% EBITDA margin and ambitious 2030 production targets. The Vaca Muerta expansion adds a second growth engine.
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