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Estados financieros
Agenda Consorcio Financiero S.A.
CONSORCIO FINANCIERO S.A.
January 2019
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DISCLAIMER
This presentation does not constitute an offer to sell any securities and is not soliciting an offer to buy any securities in any jurisdiction.
The information contained herein is being provided by Consorcio Financiero S.A. (“CFSA” or the "Company") for informational purposes only. This material is only a summary and does not contain all material information concerning the Company.
This presentation contains certain statements and estimates provided by the Company with respect to the anticipated future performance of the Company. Forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results, performance or events to differ materially form those expressed or implied. Therefore, they are subject to change and the Company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward looking statements to reflect events or circumstances that may arise after the date or this presentation.
The Company prepares the financial information included in the presentation in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Our subsidiaries report to the Comisión para el Mercado Financiero (“CMF”) and/or Superintendencia de Bancos e Instituciones Financieras (“SBIF”) in accordance with accounting principles prescribed by the CMF and SBIF for the chilean insurance and banking institutions, which can differ in some aspect with IFRS standards.
We have included in this presentation certain information reported by the CMF for the Insurance sector or the SBIF for banking sector. All financial information in this presentation regarding our relative market position and financial performance vis-a-vis the financial services and insurance sectors in Chile are based on information obtained from CMF and SBIF statistics.
All the figures, unless otherwise indicated, are denominated in nominal Chilean pesos converted to dollar terms as of September 30, 2018 using an exchange rate of $661.5 per dollar. Consorcio Financiero has consolidated financial statements since December 2012. UF is a Chilean currency unit indexed according to inflation
CFSA Contact Information
Renato Sepúlveda / + 56 2 2230 4001 / [email protected]
Tomás Zavala / + 5 2 2230 2497 / [email protected]
www.consorcio.cl
Chile Macro Environment
The Company
Key Financial Metrics
Exhibits
Agenda
Contents
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Key Economic Highlights 2017
International Reserves (1) (US$ mm) Fiscal Balance (% GDP)
Chile: Macroeconomic environment 1
Population: 17.5 mm
GDP: US$ 277 bn
GDP per Capita, PPP: US$ 24,537
Exports/GDP: 25.0%
Imports/GDP: 22.1%
Investments/GDP: 21.5%
Net Public Debt/GDP: 1.4%
Credit Rating, comparables in the Region
Currency Exchange Rate (CLP / USD)
Monetary policy rate (TPM, %)
Source: Central Bank of Chile, INE, IMF
(1) Monetary and gold reserves expressed each year at its corresponding market value
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Inflation Rate 2019e 2017-23E GDP Growth Unemployment Rate 2019e
1
Inflation Rate
(Central Bank Target 3%)
GDP Growth Unemployment Rate
Chile
Chile vs Peers
Source: Central Bank of Chile, INE, IMF WEO October
Chile Macro Environment
The Company
Key Financial Metrics
Exhibits
Agenda
Contents
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7 CFSA at a Glance
Leading Financial Services Institution and one of the largest insurance groups in Chile.
Main business lines are banking services, insurance, pensions and savings.
US$17.3 billions in assets under management. US$ 1.5 billions in equity.
Company mostly owned by renowned local economic groups, with a minority participation of IFC.
”Consorcio” is a Top brand in Chile
More than one million customers in insurance and more than 125.000 in banking.
Nationwide presence, with offices from Arica to Punta Arenas
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Source: Consorcio Financiero. Exchange rate 1 US$ = $661.5 as of Sept. 30, 2018.
USD 17,344 mm USD 1,494 mm USD 168 mm
USD 3,692 mm USD 953 mm USD 124 mm AA estable
Life Premiums
Sep18 LTM
P&C Premiums
Sep18 LTM
Main Figures of Consorcio Financiero S.A.
AA- estable
Net Income
Sep18 LTM
Bank Loans
Sep18
Assets
Sep18
Equity
Sep18
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100% 99.91% 100% 100%
Minority
Participation
25.0%
15.0%
Source: CFSA. (1) LTM: last twelve months
5.06%
As of September 2018
Business
Assets
Equity
Rating
Products
Contribution by segment in Chile
Assets
Equity
Net Income Sept-18 LTM (1)
40.14%
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Consorcio Seguros de Vida
AA+ / AA+
USD 9,100 million
USD 777 million
Annuities Life and Health
Insurance Life Insurance+Savings Voluntary Pension
Savings (APV)
Life Insurance
CN Life Seguros de Vida
Annuities Disability and survival
insurance (SIS)
USD 1,148 million
USD 143 million
AA+ / AA
Life Insurance
Consorcio Seguros Generales
Car Insurance House Insurance Mandatory Insurance
for Personal Accidents (SOAP)
USD 147 million
USD 38 million
AA- / AA-
P&C Insurance
Banco Consorcio
Retail Banking Commercial Banking Brokerage Financing Business
USD 6,635 million
USD 630 million
AA- / AA-
Banking
Bank Insurance
9 CFSA, from an insurance company to a financial services group
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Source: CFSA. Capital increases and bond issues considering Exchange rate at each year. UF: Inflation adjusted index
1916 1999
2009
2018
1999-2009 Creation of:
Consorcio Corredores de Bolsa SA
(2000)
Consorcio Creditos Hipotecarios (2000)
Consorcio Tarjetas de Credito S.A.
(2004)
Partnership with Compass to create a
Mutual Fund Company (2000)
Company Acquisitions:
Cruz Blanca P&C, now Consorcio
Seguros Generales (1999)
CNA, now CNLife (2002)
Moneda Asset Management S.A.
(Minority Stake) (2007)
2009-2015 CFSA acquire Banco Monex, now Banco
Consorcio (2009).
CFSA and Larrain Vial AGF merge Mutual Funds (2009)
Companies well capitalized to face
growth:
US$ 271 mm CFSA’s capital increase
(2012)
US$ 480 mm subsidiaries’ capital
increase (2012)
CFSA places its first UF 5 mm (US$ 242
mm) bond issue (2013)
Banco Consorcio places its first senior
bond (2011)
• Establishment of Compañía de Seguros la Industrial, now Consorcio Seguros Vida
• Creation of Consorcio Financiero S.A. (CFSA)
2015-2018 CFSA sells its 16.5% of Moneda Asset
Management S.A. (2015)
CFSA enter to the Peruvian Insurance market, with a minority stake of 40.14% in La Positiva Vida (2015) . Part of that stake bought from IFC.
IFC and Calverton subscribe a CFSA capital increase of USD 140 mm (2016)
USD 70 mm capital increase in Consorcio Seguros Vida (2016)
USD 150 mm capital increase in Banco Consorcio (2016-2018)
CFSA places UF 6 mm (US$ 240 mm) bond issues (2017-2018)
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Company Shareholders Sales
Sep18 LTM USD mm
Market Cap Dec18
USD mm
Fernández León 3.96% (1) Hurtado Vicuña 5.91% (1) Garcés Silva 2.63% (1)
2,917 2,820
Garcés Silva 10.0% 2,485 3,360
Fernández León 26.23%
Hurtado Vicuña 26.24% 243 806
Other Participa-tions
Shareholders
Chilean families plus IFC
Source: CFSA and Bloomberg. (1) Participation in Entel through Almendral S.A., does not include CFSA’s participation
As of September 2018
Other Main Shareholder´s Investments
Board of Directors
Management Team
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Name Position Year in Position
MARCOS BÜCHI Chairman 2015
JUAN HURTADO Director 1997
EDUARDO FERNÁNDEZ Director 2018
JOSÉ ANTONIO GARCÉS Director 1999
PEDRO HURTADO Director 2011
HERNÁN BÜCHI Director 1997
SERGIO RESTREPO Director 2016
RAMIRO MENDOZA Director Independent 2016
BONIFACIO BILBAO Director 2017
Name Position Year in
Company/Position
PATRICIO PARODI CEO CFSA 1991/1999
TOMÁS ZAVALA CDO CFSA 2018/2018
CHRISTIAN UNGER CEO CONSORCIO SEGUROS 1989/2017
RENATO SEPULVEDA CFO CONSORCIO SEGUROS 2005/2014
FRANCISCO OSSA CEO BANCO CONSORCIO 2004/2009
MARA FORER CFO BANCO CONSORCIO 2009/2009
FRANCISCO PEREZ CEO CORREDORES DE BOLSA 2016/2016
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Source: CFSA. CMF: Comisión para el Mercado de Valores; SBIF: Superintendencia de Bancos e Instituciones Financieras
Control
Regulatory framework
Internal Auditor Corporate Investment Risk
Insurance
Consorcio Vida
CN Life Consorcio Generales
Board of Directors (9/1) Director´s Committees Executive Committee
Risk Management Strategy Manuals and Procedures
Code of Ethics and Code of Conduct
Regulator: CMF
Insurance Law (DFL 251)
Insurance regulations (e.g. NCG 152,
VAR, TSA, Investment Policies)
Corporate Governance policies
SERNAC (Consumer watchdog)
Internal Auditor
Banking and Brokerage
Regulator: SBIF and CMF
General Banking Law
Corporations Law
Securities Market Law
UAF (Anti Money Laundering)
SERNAC
Strategy and Indicators Manuals and Procedures
Code of Ethics and Code of Conduct
Board of Directors (9/3) Director´s Committees Executive Committee
Banco Corredores de Bolsa
Other (Asset Management)
Executives participate in Boards
Consorcio does not manage third party money
Regulator: CMF
Corporations Law
Securities Market Law
SERNAC
LVCC Compass
Consorcio Financiero
Board of Directors (9 members / 1 independent)
Regulatory Framework Regulator: CMF Securities Market Law (Ley
18,046) Corporations Law (Ley 18,045) Corporate Governance policies
12 CFSA, our strategy
Commercial
Loans
Own Agents
Customer Management
Branches
E-Commerce
Brokers
Retailers
Retail Insurance
Annuities
Individual Life +Voluntary Pension
Savings (APV)
Group Insurance
Disability and Survival (SIS) Travel
Vehicles
House
Wildfire
SOAP Technology Agility
Omnichannel
Big Data, Machine Learning, AI
User Experience
Retail Loans
Mortgage Loans
Finance
Brokerage
Automation, Efficiency and
Velocity
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Customer experience
Customer centricity
Digitalization and efficiency
Innovation
Unique client base
Consorcio´s group CRM
Customer-centered
organization
Behavioural segmentation
Campaign automation
Consistent customer
experience
Branch unification focused
on our custumers
Digitalization of sales force
Strong digital channel
Channel integration
Process automatization
Document digitalization
Zero base budget
Direct investment in fintech
and insurtech
Additional business and
services out of the core
Active participation in the start
up community
“We exist to satisfy all our customers´ financial needs, providing the best in-person
and digital experience, sustained on our ability to understand them and personalize
the services we deliver”
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Consorcio Foundation was created in 1987 to contribute to the social development of the country.
Since 2001, Consorcio Foundation provides quality education to 1,073 students, from pre-kinder to 12th grade high school, in the Bajos de Mena area of Puente Alto, one of the most vulnerable sectors in Chile.
Education efforts are focused on improving teaching methods and comprehensive education of students as well as incorporate Monte Olivo school as an active part of the community.
Source: Consorcio Financiero’s Annual Report. December 2017
Other Initiatives:
In 2018, Consorcio sponsored the Santa Bernardita’s home for adoption, depending of the San José Foundation, which take care of children up to 3 years old that are in adoption program. Consorcio employees carry out periodic volunteer visits, in addition to the company's financial support.
In 2017, Consorcio made a donation of CLP $ 1,000 mm for the reconstruction of the Enrique Mac Iver High School, destroyed by the wildfires that affected the Santa Olga community. Opened in October 2018 it has capacity for 1,000 students.
Since 2015, in partnership with the Belén Educa Foundation, vocational support tutoring programs have been carried out for 12th grade high school students attending Monte Olivo school and the Foundation’s schools. Additionally, students perform technical professional practices in the Company.
Chile Macro Environment
The Company
Key Financial Metrics
Exhibits
Agenda
Contents
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Net Income
USD mm
GDP per capita 2017 (PPP). USD m
Direct Premium
USD mm
Life Insurance Penetration
% GDP, december 2017
Net Income
USD mm
Loans
USD mm
GDP per capita 2017 (PPP). USD m
Loan Bank Penetration
% GDP, december 2017
Lif
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nsu
ran
ce
B
an
kin
g
Source: AACh, Swiss Re, OCDE , SBIF, Banco Central de Chile Economist Intelligence Unit and IMF.
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13.8 45.5 51.8 45.6 44.5 34.7 64.9 25.9 62.5 14.7
45.6 62.5 16.1 15.0 20.6 25.9 14.3 40.3
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Pension Premiums and participation of Annuities
USD mm
Industry Direct Premium
USD mm
Banco Consorcio vs Peers Market Share by Product
Loans/GDP ≈ 2X Household Debt
% Total, % of net disposable income, 2015
USD m USD mm
Accumulated Pension funds (AUM) of futures retirees by age
Lif
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nsu
ran
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in
du
str
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Ba
nk
ing
in
du
str
y
Source: AACh, SBIF, Pensions Superintendency, OCDE.
CFSA, inmerse in high growth industries II 3
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Company Loans of Comparables
USD mm, Nov-18
CFSA, position in relevant industries
Company Assets
USD mm, Sept-18
Company Equity
USD mm, Sept-18
Consorcio Insurance’s Market Share
(1)
Company Equity
USD mm, Nov-18
Banco Consorcio’s Market Share
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nsu
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B
an
kin
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Source: AACh, SBIF. (1) Consorcio Nacional and CN Life; (2) Corpseguros and Confuturo; *: Considering capital increase made in Nov-18 (USD 80 mm)
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Assets
USD mm
CFSA, main figures evolution
Source: CFSA. (1) ROAE: LTM Net Income / Average Equity; (2) Equity considers USD 140 million capital increase (2016);
(3) % DPR: Dividend paid ratio
% ROAE (1)
% DPR (3)
50.1 52.8 50.1 43.7 50.0 51.0 7.1 17.1 12.5 16.9 21.5 21.9 11.0 17.3
Equity(2)
USD mm
Net Income
USD mm
Dividends distributed by CFSA
USD mm
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Source: CFSA. (1) Debt projection includes a bond issued on Oct-18; (2) Calculated as defined in bond prospects
US$ mm Expiration
Serie B Bond 105 01/04/2034
Serie C Bond 82 15/05/2022
Serie E Bond 79 15/05/2037
Banking Debt 26 20/03/2019
Total 292
CFSA, financial position
Debt as of Sept. 2018 USD mm
Amortization Debt Profile (1)
USD mm
Dividends received from subsidiaries
USD mm
Net Financial Indebtedness (2)
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One of Chile’s top financial institution
Excellent brand positioning Well regulated industries with high growth perspectives.
Prestigious Board and executives
Solid financial position to face industry growth
Sound diversification strategy
Strong corporate governance practices
Highly qualified management Team, with a proven track record of executing successful strategy
CFSA Highlights
Chile Macro Environment
The Company
Key Financial Metrics
Exhibits
Agenda
Contents
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23 Consorcio Seguros, wide offer of insurance products 4
Market Share 13.5% 3.1% 6.4% 10.6% 17% 0.5%
Individual Life + APV
Direct Premium
Annuities Collective Insurance Others(1) Total
Investments(2) Net Income
Disability and survival
Direct Premium
Source: AACh y CMF. (1) Other includes insurance and retail banking; (2) Consider Financial and Real Estate Investments;
(3) ROAE: LTM Net Income / Average Equity
Equity USD 920 mm
Assets USD 10,248 mm
Employees 1,697
Net Income USD 53 mm
USD mm USD mm USD mm
Business
September 2018 Consorcio Seguros de Vida + CNLife Seguros de Vida
4.3 18.2 10.3 19.7 30.3 30.8 7.9
%ROAE (3)
11.7
USD 420 mm USD 206 mm USD 50 mm USD 53 mm USD 0.4 mm USD 730 mm
24 Consorcio Generales (P&C), focus on customer needs
Market Share
5.5% 12.8% 2.5% 3.3% 2.1% 1.6%
Earthquake Vehicles SOAP(4) Others(1) Total
Fire Insurance
Direct Premium
Source: AACh y CMF. (1) Other includes engineering and theft insurances; (2) Consider Financial and Real Estate Investments; (3) ROAE: LTM Net Income / Average Equity (4) SOAP : Mandatory personal accident insurance
Equity USD 38 mm
Assets USD 147 mm
Employees 308
Net Income USD 4.2 mm
Business
September 2018
Direct Premium Investments(2) Net Income
USD mm USD mm USD mm
Seguros Generales
9.6 4.1 3.1 16.4 12.7 13.9
% ROAE (3)
15.2 5.7
USD 51 mm
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25 CFSA, in the insurance industry
Source: AACh. (1) Consorcio Nacional and CN Life; (2) Confuturo and Corpseguros ; (3) Liabilities for insurance annuities contracts
Direct Premium Market Share Industry Consorcio
Consorcio, customer focus
Total Insurance Market Share
September 2018
Consorcio, Focus in Annuities and Savings
Industry Consorcio
Life Insurance
P&C Insurance
September 2018
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26 Banco Consorcio, growth and positive results with strong capitalization
Stock Brokers Commercial Retail Total
Operational Margin LTM
Equity USD 630 mm
Assets USD 6,635 mm
Employees 906
Net Income USD 49 mm
Business
Source: SBIF. (1) ROAE: LTM Net Income / Average Equity
Customers 84,286 42,301 167 1,470 128,224
September 2018
Basilea Index Assets Net Income USD mm USD mm
Finance
11.0 19.0 13.1 14.2 12.1 12.5
%ROAE (1)
10.4 6.7
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27 CFSA in the banking industry
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Market Share(3) (November 2018)
2.0% Loans(1)
Commercial 2.6%
Eligible
Capital (4) 2.4%
Assets (5)
2.0%
Retail 0.4%
Property 0.4%
Source: SBIF. FX $677.6 (CLP/USD) at 11/30/18 (1) Excludes interbank Loans; (2) ROAE: LTM Net Income / Average Equity;
(3) Market share does not consider loans of international subs.; (4) Shareholder’s Equity/Total Equity Market ; (5) Total Assets
Bank Equity Total
Loans
Loans Growth.
12M Risk Index
Basilea (Oct-18)
Efficiency ROAE (2)
Itaú Corpbanca 5,204 31,565 2.2% 3.1% 14.4% 55.0% 4.4%
BCI 4,985 43,317 19.6% 1.6% 11.7% 51.3% 17.8%
Banco de Chile 4,835 41,747 10.1% 2.2% 13.8% 43.1% 23.0%
Santander 4,768 44,752 8.6% 2.6% 12.8% 38.3% 24.1%
Scotiabank 2,742 33,106 12.0% 2.1% 10.7% 46.8% 15.7%
Estado 2,520 35,930 3.8% 2.8% 11.0% 54.1% 22.9%
Security 845 7,779 10.1% 1.7% 13.2% 47.6% 17.0%
Bice 808 8,081 13.9% 1.2% 13.7% 50.0% 17.1%
Consorcio 693 3,780 22.1% 1.8% 15.4% 36.2% 12.8%
Falabella 391 2,533 5.6% 4.7% 16.4% 40.2% 29.0%
JP Morgan 349 - - - 86.2% 54.8% 5.8%
Ripley 302 1,278 7.1% 11.3% 17.9% 48.5% 25.0%
BTG 239 664 195.0% 0.8% 24.6% 49.6% 17.3%
Internacional 204 2,239 37.1% 2.0% 10.3% 53.1% 17.6%
China Cons. 187 209 37.8% 1.0% 82.6% 107.9% -1.3%
HSBC 136 310 29.6% 4.1% 18.2% 51.6% 9.2%
MUFG 81 41 15.0% 0.8% 153.8% 348.1% -9.9%
Bank of China 52 - - - 458.0% 100.4% -0.1%
Do Brasil 34 59 30.0% 6.2% 57.8% 141.1% 3.3%
Banking System 29,373 257,392 10.2% 2.4% 12.9% 47.4% 16.6%
Chilean Banking Industry – November 2018 US mm
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28 Consorcio Corredores de Bolsa (Stock Brokers)
Asset Composition USD mm
Highlights Acquired by Banco Consorcio to Consorcio Financiero in
June-14.
Focus on: stock intermediation and fixed income instruments, pacts and simultaneous trades.
Consorcio Stock Brokers had a Net Income of US$ 8.7 MM at Sept-18 with a ROAE of 13.7% (1)
The Online channel has more than 25,000 active clients.
Own portfolio is invested in Fixed Income instruments.
Net Income and ROAE USD mm
Revenue´s Market Share September 2018
Source: CMF. (1) ROAE: LTM Net Income / Average Equity
11.7 26.1 14.7 19.0 15.9 % ROAE
(1)
15.0 13.7
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29 CFSA, Selected Financial Statements
Balance Sheet
USD mm 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 As of
Sep-17 As of
Sep-18
Total Assets 8,292 9,330 11,458 12,732 14,392 15,951 15,531 17,344
Total Liabilities 7,298 8,355 10,408 11,652 13,016 14,391 14,015 15,851
Total Equity 995 975 1,050 1,080 1,377 1,561 1,515 1,494
Total Lialibilities and Equity 8,292 9,330 11,458 12,732 14,392 15,951 15,531 17,344
Income Statement
USD mm 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 As of
Sep-17 As of
Sep-18
Revenues 1,087 1,278 1,619 1,795 2,174 2,115 1,623 1,392
Cost of Sales -870 -1,079 -1,282 -1,497 -1,665 -1,516 -1,173 -1,147
Gross Profit 217 199 337 299 509 599 449 245
SG&A Expenses -101 -120 -146 -132 -166 -178 -123 -123
Other Expenses -8 -20 -25 -17 -20 -10 -14 -9
Operational Income 108 59 166 149 323 411 312 112
Profits (losses) in Associates 1 5 4 9 9 12 7 9
Exchange Rate Differences -11 26 73 63 -34 -26 -9 56
Gain (Losses) on Net Monetary Possition -2 -7 -57 -66 -45 -28 -19 -49
Profit Before Taxes 96 82 186 155 253 368 291 128
Taxes -10 -12 -13 -21 -46 -53 -44 -28
Net Profit (Losses) 86 70 173 133 207 315 248 100
Source: Consorcio Financiero. FX $661.5 (CLP/USD) at 9/30/18
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