Chances are a Peruvian kitchen holds at least one Alicorp product - the cooking oil, the pasta, the mayonnaise, the laundry soap. It is the country's biggest maker of everyday goods, built up by the Romero family over more than half a century. Full nameAlicorp S.A.A. Tickers / exchangeALICORC1 (common shares), Lima Stock Exchange (BVL) HeadquartersLima, Peru SectorConsumer goods (food, home & personal care, animal feed) EmployeesAbout 8,000 Yearly sales (revenue), FY2024S/10,598.3m (US$3,100m) Net profit, FY2024S/350.4m (US$102.5m) Net margin (our calculation)3.3% Return on equity (our calculation)About 15.6% Controlling ownerRomero family …
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