Costa Rica's oldest and most-read daily newspaper is also a publicly listed company — a rare blend of press freedom mission and market accountability that is now navigating its most turbulent governance moment in decades. Full nameLa Nación, S.A. y Subsidiarias Ticker / ExchangeNACIO (ISIN: CRNACIOA0010) — Bolsa Nacional de Valores, Costa Rica HeadquartersLlorente de Tibás, San José, Costa Rica SectorMedia & communications conglomerate (print, digital, radio, live events) Employees268 (31 December 2024) Market value (market cap)Not disclosed in available sources (shares trade on secondary market only; last book value …
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