Energía Latina — Enlasa — is Chile's largest emergency-backup power provider, a 76-person company that keeps the national grid stable when larger plants go down, and is now quietly betting on a radical new technology to store sunlight as frozen air. Full nameEnergía Latina S.A. Ticker / exchangeENLASA — Bolsa de Comercio de Santiago (BCS) HeadquartersVitacura, Santiago, Chile SectorUtilities — Independent Power Producers Employees76 Market value (market cap)CLP 43.8bn / US$48.3m (our calculation) Yearly sales (revenue, TTM)CLP 38.1bn / US$42.0m (our calculation) Net profit (FY2025)CLP 4.2bn / US$4.6m Net margin …
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