G&T Conticredit was once Guatemala's leading credit-card issuer — until it handed its entire card business to its parent bank, delisted its securities in May 2024, and quietly reinvented itself as a bare holding company. What remains is a clean, debt-free shell sitting on Q258 million in cash and equity inside one of Central America's oldest family-controlled banking groups. Full nameG&T Conticredit, Sociedad Anónima Ticker / exchangeGTCONTICREDIT.GT — Bolsa de Valores Nacional (BVNSA), Guatemala; securities de-registered as active public offering May 2024 Headquarters6a Avenida 9-08 Zona 9, Plaza Continental, Guatemala …
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