Chile built Entel in 1964 to reconnect a country shattered by the world's largest recorded earthquake. Six decades on, it is the country's biggest telecommunications company — and one of the few Latin American carriers consistently making money while spending heavily to grow. Full nameEmpresa Nacional de Telecomunicaciones S.A. Ticker / exchangeENTEL — Santiago Stock Exchange (SSE) HeadquartersAvenida Costanera Sur 2760, Las Condes, Santiago, Chile SectorCommunication Services — Telecom Services Employees11,066 Market value (market cap)CLP 1.10 trillion / US$1.22 bn (our calculation) Yearly sales (revenue, FY2025)CLP 3.032 trillion / US$3.26 …
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