Falabella is not just a department store; it is one of South America’s largest integrated retail-and-banking groups, touching how millions of Chileans, Peruvians, and Colombians shop, pay, and renovate their homes. Full nameFalabella S.A. Tickers / exchangeFALABELLA / Santiago Stock Exchange (SN) HeadquartersSantiago, Chile SectorConsumer Cyclical – Department Stores Employees76,480 Market valueCLP 14.64 trillion (US$15.7 billion) Yearly sales (TTM)CLP 13.56 trillion (US$14.6 billion) Net profit (TTM)CLP 1.35 trillion (US$1.45 billion) Net margin10.25% Return on equity21.56% Price-to-earnings10.56 Dividend yield— (not indicated) Websitefalabella.com What it is Falabella runs a network of department …
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