Kiri Industries incorporates wholly-owned mining subsidiary in Chile
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Kiri Industries has incorporated ANDEMINA SpA as a 100 percent wholly-owned subsidiary in Chile. The new entity will work in mining, including exploration, extraction, processing, refining, and trading of minerals, ores, and metals. Initial paid-up capital is CLP 100,000 (about 100 shares), with authorised capital of CLP 30 million. The investment is in cash and promoters have no separate interest. This is a new entity with no revenue yet, set up to explore future mining opportunities in Chile and other regions. It is classified as a related party transaction since it is a wholly-owned subsidiary.
Expands Kiri Industries into overseas mining. Early stage, no revenue yet, so limited immediate impact on financials or share price.