A conglomerate that is part owner of Chile’s largest fishing company saw its earnings take a sharp fall during third quarter 2015 in part due to lower fishmeal volumes
Chilean forestry, gas and fishing conglomerate Empresas Copec, which owns 30% of the fishing firm Corpesca and 66% of fishmeal maker and canner Orizon, saw the company’s overall earnings before interest taxes depreciation and amortization (ebidta) fell 4.5% during Q3 2015 compared to the same period a year prior [...]
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