Most Argentines have a packet of Dos Anclas salt on their kitchen shelf without ever knowing the name of the company that makes it. That company — Compañía Introductora de Buenos Aires — has been quietly listed on the Buenos Aires stock exchange for more than a century, controlled by a single German-origin family and largely ignored by the market. Full nameCompañía Introductora de Buenos Aires S.A. Ticker / exchangeINTR — Bolsas y Mercados Argentinos (BYMA), Buenos Aires HeadquartersChile 778, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina Sector / industryConsumer Defensive …
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