CMP, a CAP Group company, has operations in the Atacama Region in the Huasco Valley and the Copiapo Valley, and in the Coquimbo Region in the Elqui Valley. CAP Mining’s operations in the Huasco Valley include the Pellets Plant, the Guacolda II Port, the Los Colorados Mine and the El Algarrobo Mine, which are all located near the cities of Huasco and Vallenar. Operations in the Copiapo Valley include the Magnetite Plant, the Punta Totoralillo Port and the Cerro Negro Norte Mine, all of which are close to the cities of Tierra Amarilla, Caldera, and Copiapo, respectively. Likewise, the CAP Infrastructure subsidiary operates in the Atacama Region. This business includes the water desalination company Cleanairtech Sudamerica S.A., the power transmission company Tecnocap S.A., and the Las Losas S.A. Port.

CMP, the leading iron ore and pellets producer on the America Pacific Coast, with more than 55 years of history, has its main offices in the Coquimbo Region. Its operations, the El Romeral and Puerto Guayacán Mines, are located near the cities of La Serena and Coquimbo.

The offices of CAP Group, the leading iron ore and pellets producer on the America Pacific Coast, the largest steel producer in Chile and the most important steel processing company in the South Cone, are located in the city of Santiago. The Cintac facilities are also located in Chile’s Capital city. Cintac offers over one thousand products to promote the development of the construction and the metal-mechanic industry offering NCRE solutions through Cintac Solar.

Since 1950 steel in Chile has been associated to one brand: CAP products developed by CAP Acero Compañía Siderúrgica Huachipato, a company of the CAP Group that is located in the city of Talcahuano, leader in quality and innovation with the most advanced technology offering steel solutions required to support the growth of the country.

The Company extracts limestone, a raw material needed in steelmaking, from Guarello Island located in the Magallanes Region.