A fishing dynasty born on Chile's northern coast in 1956, Empresa Pesquera Eperva — now formally Inversiones Nutravalor S.A. — is today less a fishing company than a quiet holding box for the Angelini family's stake in Chilean fishmeal. Its own revenues are in the red, its market is thin, and almost no shares trade freely; yet it sits atop one of Latin America's most important anchovy-processing chains. Full nameInversiones Nutravalor S.A. (formerly Empresa Pesquera Eperva S.A.) Ticker / exchangeEPERVA / NUTRAVALOR — Santiago Stock Exchange (SN) HeadquartersAv. El Golf …
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