LATAM Airlines is the largest airline group in Latin America, born from a 2012 merger between Chile's LAN and Brazil's TAM. It survived a Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2020 and has since returned to strong profitability. Full nameLATAM Airlines Group S.A. Tickers / exchangeLTM — Santiago Stock Exchange; LTM — NYSE (ADR) HeadquartersPresidente Riesco 5711, Santiago, Chile SectorIndustrials — Airlines Employees43,341 Market valueCLP 13.83 trillion (US$13.99 billion) Yearly salesCLP 14.27 trillion (US$14.43 billion) Net profitCLP 1.46 trillion (US$1.48 billion) Net margin9.85% Return on equity107.99% Price-to-earnings9.64 Dividend yield0% Websiteir.latam.com What it …
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