Iansa has sweetened Chilean breakfasts since 1953 — but right now it is losing money, changing owners, and abandoning the sugar-beet fields that made it famous. Full nameEmpresas Iansa S.A. Ticker / exchangeIANSA — Bolsa de Santiago (SN) HeadquartersRosario Norte 615, Las Condes, Santiago, Chile SectorConsumer Defensive — Confectioners / Agroindustry Employees1,584 (2025 annual report) Market value (market cap)CLP 115.9bn / ~US$127.9m (our calculation at 906.24 CLP/USD) Yearly sales (revenue, FY2025)US$519.0m Net profit (FY2025)–US$44.9m (loss) Net margin (FY2025)–8.9% (RT) Return on equity (FY2025)–15.3% (RT) Price-to-earnings (P/E)n/a (loss-making) Dividend yieldNone declared …
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