Chile is one of the longest countries on earth, and nearly every building going up along its 4,300-kilometre spine rests on cement that probably came from Melón — a company older than Chilean television, now quietly owned by a Peruvian family empire. Full nameMelón S.A. Ticker / exchangeMELON — Santiago Stock Exchange (SN) HeadquartersIsidora Goyenechea 2800, Las Condes, Santiago, Chile Sector / industryBasic Materials — Building Materials Employees~1,135 (third-party sources; not disclosed in RT) Market value (market cap)CLP 190.0bn / US$209.7m Yearly sales (revenue, FY2025)CLP 262.2bn / US$289.3m Net profit …
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