Through its Innovation and Development Management team, the company obtained Corfo’s approval for its first two projects under this incentive framework, with the resulting returns to be reinvested in its own operations.
The partnership is part of the company’s commitment to the Women’s Empowerment Principles (WEPs), promoted by UN Women and the United Nations Global Compact, and seeks to strengthen the job skills and reintegration opportunities of incarcerated women.
The company received the Bronze Winner distinction in the Aquaculture/Fishing category of the 2026 Chile Corporate Social Impact Index, which evaluated 95 companies from various industries across the country.
The congressman welcomed the meeting and the opportunity to learn about the needs and challenges facing the fishing industry.
We spoke with Aquiles Sepúlveda, Director of the Fisheries Research Institute, to gain a deeper understanding of how this climate event is affecting the industry.
The regional official thanked the company for reaching out and for its interest in maintaining a constructive dialogue.
The award, presented in Punta Arenas, recognizes organizations that promote purposeful growth, local employment, and a genuine commitment to the region's inhabitants.
Executives from Cervecería Kunstmann visited Blumar's facilities in Corral with the aim of generating strategic alliances and spaces for industrial collaboration.
- At the corporate level, Blumar reported profits of US$15.6 million in the first three months of 2026, comprised of US$18.8 million from the Fishing Business and a loss of US$3.1 million from salmon. In terms of revenue, the fishing segment saw a 52% increase compared to the first quarter of 2025.
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