Chile's largest electricity distributor keeps the lights on for roughly half the country — and since 2021 it has been owned by the Chinese state, making it a quiet frontline of Beijing's infrastructure reach in Latin America. Full nameCompañía General de Electricidad S.A. Ticker / exchangeCGE — Bolsa de Comercio de Santiago (BCS) HeadquartersAv. Presidente Riesco 5561, Las Condes, Santiago, Chile SectorUtilities — Regulated Electric Employees1,237 Market value (market cap)CLP 461 billion / ~US$509 million Yearly sales (revenue, TTM)CLP 2.32 trillion / ~US$2.56 billion Net profit (FY2025)CLP 12.0 billion / …
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