Bolivia's electricity grid has one backbone, and ENDE Transmisión owns most of it: a state-run company that carries power from generators to homes and factories across eight of Bolivia's nine departments, collecting regulated fees that flow whether the economy booms or stumbles. Full nameENDE Transmisión S.A. Ticker / exchangeTDE / Bolsa Boliviana de Valores (BBV) HeadquartersCochabamba, Bolivia SectorElectricity transmission (regulated utility) EmployeesNot disclosed in available sources Market value (market cap)Not disclosed in available sources Paid-in capitalBs 2,357 m (~US$239 m) — our calculation at 9.85 Net profit (FY2024 audited)Bs 332.5 …
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