At the company’s AGM, shareholders re-elected the board of directors and approved a final dividend of US$60.4 million. Combined with the interim dividend paid in December, this gives a total dividend of US$80.4 million.
Santiago, April 10, 2026. At its annual general meeting, SAAM presented its key 2025 results and strategic priorities for the new growth cycle. The company ended the year with consolidated revenue of US$632 million, EBITDA of US$217 million, and net income of US$80.4 million—the best results in its history from continuing operations.
“In a complex global environment, SAAM continues to deliver outstanding performance while consolidating a single operating model that allows us to plan for the next five years.” “SAAM Towage has established itself as the leading towage operator in the Americas and the third largest globally, while Aerosan has shown a significant improvement in performance and modernized its facilities and processes,” summarized board chairman Óscar Hasbún.
He emphasized that “the vision for the next five years is to continue growing, expand our geographic presence and consolidate an increasingly efficient, flexible and sustainable operating model in an industry that is key to global trade.”
Looking ahead to 2026, SAAM announced an investment plan of nearly US$120 million, focused primarily on fleet upgrades and expansion, major maintenance, infrastructure projects, sustainability and digital transformation.
In this context, the company highlighted its strong financial position, characterized by high liquidity, low debt levels and the ability to finance both organic and inorganic growth, thereby creating value for shareholders.
Dividends and new board of directors
The board of directors approved a final dividend of US$60.4 million, in addition to the interim dividend of US$20 million distributed in December 2025. In total, the two dividends amount to 100% of net income for the previous fiscal year.
Finally, the shareholders confirmed the board of directors, consisting of Jean Paul Luksic Fontbona, Óscar Hasbún Martínez, Pablo Granifo Lavín, Macario Valdés Raczynski, and Francisco Gutiérrez Philippi, with Jorge Gutiérrez Pubill and Rafael Fernández Morandé serving as independent directors.
