Ipal

Ipal Acquisitions (Net)

The Acquisitions (Net) of Ipal (IPAL.SN) as of Nov 4, 2026 is -1.28 B CLP. In the previous year, Acquisitions (Net) was 670.00 M CLP — a change of -291.49% (lower).

Acquisitions (Net)

-1.28 BCLP

YoY

-291.49%

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Acquisitions (Net) of Ipal is 2024 -1.28 B CLP. Acquisitions (Net) of Ipal was 2023 670.00 M CLP. It decreases by -291.49% lower compared to the previous year.

The Ipal Acquisitions (Net) history

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Acquisitions (Net)
Date
Acquisitions (Net)
Jan 1, 2017
5.43 B CLP
Jan 1, 2018
434.00 M CLP
Jan 1, 2019
239.00 M CLP
Jan 1, 2020
2.78 B CLP
Jan 1, 2021
534.00 M CLP
Jan 1, 2022
4.17 B CLP
Jan 1, 2023
670.00 M CLP
Jan 1, 2024
-1.28 B CLP
The Ipal Acquisitions (Net) history
YEARAcquisitions (Net)YoY
-1.28 BCLP-291.49%
670.00 MCLP-83.93%
4.17 BCLP+680.92%
534.00 MCLP-80.81%
2.78 BCLP+1,064.44%
239.00 MCLP-44.93%
434.00 MCLP-92.01%
5.43 BCLP+130.87%
2.35 BCLP-176.96%
-3.06 BCLP-141.64%
7.34 BCLP—

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Ipal Stock analysis

What does Ipal do? IPAL SA generates revenue primarily through the sale of soups, stews, and cereals distributed nationally and internationally. The company operates as a parent entity for subsidiaries including Proalsa SA, Servicios Alimenticios Hendaya SAC, Altasur SA, Agricola Algorta SA, Inmobiliaria Biarritz SA, Inalim SPA, and Transporte y Logistica Charrabata SPA, each contributing to its diversified business model. Main shareholders Inmobiliaria e Inversiones San Juan de Luz Ltda, Inversiones Suprema SA, and Nelly Pinto Fernandez SA hold significant stakes, with ownership percentages of 33.85%, 22.05%, and 11.71% as of December 31, 2010, supporting the company's financial structure. The food production segment focuses on soups, stews, and cereals, which form the core of IPAL SA's revenue stream. Tourism, real estate, and agriculture activities are managed through dedicated subsidiaries, expanding the company's market reach. Distribution channels span both domestic and global markets, ensuring consistent product availability and customer access across regions. Ipal is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

Frequently Asked Questions about Ipal stock

Acquisitions (Net) of Ipal is -1.28 B CLP in 2024.

Acquisitions (Net) of Ipal changed from 670.00 M CLP to -1.28 B CLP, representing a -291.49% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

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Net acquisitions represent the cash spent on acquiring other businesses, net of divestitures. Large acquisitions can transform a company's growth trajectory.

Acquisitions (Net)'s CLP is a key factor for investors. Changes in this metric can signal improving or deteriorating fundamentals, directly impacting the stock price. On Eulerpool, you can track Acquisitions (Net)'s Ipal historically and in real time.

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