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Sociedad Pesquera Coloso S.A. (Public, SCL:COLOSO) is a Chile-based company active in the fishing and food processing sectors. The Company owns such subsidiaries as Pesquera San Jose SA and Salmones Humboldt SA. It also holds a 23% interest in Corpesca SA and a minority interest in Agroindustrial Santa Cruz Ltda.

Through its subsidiaries, the Company is engaged in the production of canned sea products and ready-to-eat meals, frozen fish and mussels, fish oil and steam dried fishmeal, as well as in the production and breeding of salmon and trout.

The Company has a fleet of 10 fishing vessels with a total storage apacity of approximately 9.850 cubic meters. It is a 30.51%-owned affiliate of Inversiones el Ceibo SA. The Company exports its products worldwide.

Address:	Avda. del Bosque Norte 0440 - Piso 10
City:	Las Condes
State:	Santiago ( )
Telephone:	+56 2 371 2600
Fax:	+56 2203 5301
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	service@coloso.cl

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Financial Link:
http://www.google.co.uk/finance?q=SCL%3ACOLOSO

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Key people & contacts:

International Sales Mgr. Mr Claudio Aracena caracena@coloso.cl	Ssecretaria Sr.Aracena Ms Consuelo Guzman cguzman@coloso.cl
Gerente General / CEO Mr Domingo Victor Jimenez Olmo	Vice-Presdient Marketing Mr Juan Carlos Ferrer jferrer@coloso.cl
Chairman of the Board Mr Sergio Lecaros Menendez

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Subsidiaries:

Pesquera San Jose S.A.

Shareholder/Associate at:

Corpesca S.A.

Salmones Humboldt S.A.

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