Cintac is one of Chile's oldest steel processors, turning flat steel into the tubes, panels and roofing that build homes and warehouses across Latin America. It is also a company that has lost money for three straight years, and its shares now trade for less than the book value of its factories. Full nameCintac S.A. Tickers / exchangeCINTAC / Bolsa de Santiago (SN) HeadquartersCamino a Melipilla, Maipú, Chile SectorBasic Materials — Steel EmployeesNot disclosed in available sources Market valueCLP 60.7 billion (US$61.9 million) Yearly salesCLP 357.5 billion (US$364.6 million) Net …
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