From a salt flat that looks like the surface of Mars, SQM pulls the three minerals the modern world can barely do without: lithium for electric-car batteries, iodine for medical scans, and potassium nitrate for the crops that feed billions. One company, one desert, three indispensable products. Key Facts Full nameSociedad Química y Minera de Chile S.A. Tickers / exchangeSQM-A, SQM-B (Santiago Stock Exchange); SQM (NYSE ADR) HeadquartersSantiago, Chile SectorBasic Materials — Specialty Chemicals & Mining Employees7,773 (RT); 8,344 per December 2024 company filing Market value (market cap)CLP 18.4 trillion …
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