The company’s Executive Chairman, Juan Eduardo Errázuriz, highlighted the strength of the results achieved in 2025 and the opportunities ahead for the Group in 2026.

Sigdo Koppers’ Executive Chairman, Juan Eduardo Errázuriz, gave a positive assessment of the Group’s performance in 2025 during the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders. In addition to highlighting the previous year’s results, he emphasized the growth outlook for 2026, driven by improved prospects for the mining and industrial sectors and progress on strategic projects in key markets.

As of December 31, 2025, the company’s revenue totaled US$4.119 billion, while net income reached US$111 million, up 8% from the previous year. Consolidated EBITDA amounted to US$551 million, while consolidated assets reached US$5.1156 billion, with cash holdings of US$576.5 million. Of total revenue, 65% came from operations outside Chile, reflecting the success of the market diversification strategy the Group has pursued for more than a decade.

Regarding the performance of its subsidiaries, Sigdo Koppers highlighted Enaex’s progress in global diversification, innovation, and sustainability during 2025. Key milestones included the first 100% remotely operated blasting conducted jointly with Codelco at El Teniente, the issuance of its third Sustainability-Linked Bond, and the upgrade of its credit rating from AA to AA+.

The Group also highlighted Fepasa’s long-term contract with EFE and the recovery of SKIC Group, in line with the rebound in the mining sector and progress on major contracts.

In his presentation to shareholders, Juan Eduardo Errázuriz said the company is optimistic about the recovery of the mining sector and the new investment cycle beginning to take shape in the region. “Against this backdrop, we expect to remain focused on the development of mining and industrial projects, alongside the sector’s recovery, both in Chile and globally,” he said.

He added: “The internationalization strategy that Sigdo Koppers has been pursuing since 2012 has enabled us to consolidate our position as a global provider of services and products for the mining and industrial sectors, serving as a strategic partner to our customers in the world’s leading mining markets.”

The Executive Chairman emphasized that this outlook is also supported by projected mining investment, particularly in Chile and Peru over the next decade. Investment in both countries is estimated to exceed US$168 billion over the 2025–2034 period, with nearly 90% expected to be allocated to copper projects. This points to a clear recovery in the sector’s investment cycle, as well as concrete opportunities for the Group’s subsidiaries linked to the development of northern Chile.

One of these areas of focus is Puerto Andino, a subsidiary of Puerto Ventanas, which inaugurated new facilities in Mejillones in 2025 and is now positioned as an important platform for the Group’s logistics growth in the Antofagasta Region. The infrastructure, which involved an investment of approximately US$50 million, expands unloading, transfer, storage, and dispatch capabilities for new customers in an area the company considers strategic to its future development.

This will be complemented by the upcoming start of operations at Magotteaux’s new plant in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, which will strengthen the subsidiary’s production capacity to meet demand across the Latin American market. The facility will have a capacity of 40,000 tonnes and forms part of the Group’s efforts to strengthen its industrial presence in a key region for the mining sector.

In addition, through its subsidiary SK Godelius, the Group plans to maintain its focus on developing innovative solutions for customers that enhance the safety, efficiency, and sustainability of their operations, particularly through artificial intelligence, automation, and remote operation, further consolidating SK Godelius’ role as the Group’s innovation platform.

Sigdo Koppers’ Executive Chairman noted that these developments position the Group to approach 2026 with a positive outlook, supported by its competitive position, international presence, and ability to support the growth of the mining and industrial sectors through solutions, infrastructure, and innovation.