Most Chileans eat something made by Watt's before noon without knowing it — the milk in their coffee, the jam on their toast, or the yogurt in their fridge. Behind those everyday products sits a quiet, family-controlled company with nearly a century of history and a stock that costs less than nine times its annual earnings. Full nameWatt's S.A. Ticker / ExchangeWATTS — Bolsa de Santiago (SN) HeadquartersSan Bernardo, Santiago, Chile SectorConsumer Defensive — Packaged Foods Employees2,858 Market value (market cap)CLP 241.6bn (~$264M USD) Yearly sales (revenue, TTM)CLP 642.7bn (~$702M …
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