Tinna Rubber incorporates wholly owned subsidiary in Chile

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AI summary

Tinna Rubber has incorporated a wholly owned subsidiary TINNA RUBBER CHILE SpA in Santiago, Chile, dated January 13, 2026. The unit will handle recycling of end-of-life tyres, plastic waste, and battery waste. Authorised capital stands at Chilean Pesos 500 million with the parent holding 100 percent stake. Funding will come via cash and export capitalisation in tranches. The move supports the international expansion plan and strengthens the global ELT supply chain.

Likely market impact

Positive for long-term growth through international expansion; near-term stock impact limited as commercial operations are yet to begin.