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Introduction

Metro is the main actor of the public transport inside the Metropolitan Region

Metro de Santiago is a Chilean state-owned company and a key player in the country’s urban mobility. As an essential part of the Metropolitan Mobility Network (RMM), it accounts for more than 70% of the trips made on the public transportation system and carries over 2 million passengers every day.

It is critical infrastructure for the city and is committed to operational excellence, sustainability and the strategic development of the capital.

Operational indicators

Data as of June 2026 (LTM)

7
Lines in operation
Integrated network
143
Stations
Across the network
149km
Network length
Track in service
213
Trains
Operating fleet
671MM
Ridership LTM
Validated passengers
27/34
Municipalities covered
Greater Santiago
4,673
Direct employees
31.1% women
14,341
Contractor employees
8,123 in operation - 6,218 on projects

Business model

Revenue breakdown. A solid fare base and a growing non-fare component that diversifies revenue sources. LTM data as of June 2026.

Fare revenue

Ticket sales: every trip validated on the Metro network.

84% of consolidated revenue
84%
of total revenue
~71%
of EBITDA

Passenger transport

Revenue from validations on the network, set by the technical fare of the Metropolitan Mobility Network.

Non-fare revenue

Complementary businesses built on network flow.

16% of consolidated revenue
16%
of total revenue
~29%
of EBITDA

Payment systems

Administration of the bip! card and its top-up network.

Flow-based businesses

Retail store leases and advertising in stations, drawing on passenger flow.

Modal integration

Parking, bicycle facilities and connection with other modes of transport.

Real estate

Development and lease of land and buildings associated with the network.

How they relate

Non-fare businesses complement and integrate with the fare business, helping to strengthen Metro’s financial sustainability by diversifying its sources of revenue while also enhancing the user experience through the provision of services and solutions that extend beyond transportation.

Revenue and EBITDA

USD million · FX 922.21 CLP/USD as of June 30, 2026

Total revenue

USD MM · fare and non-fare revenue

2019
2020
2023
2024
2025
Jun-26 LTM
Fare Non-fare

EBITDA

USD MM · 2020 negative due to the pandemic

119
77
158
188
185
(104)
2019
2020
2023
2024
2025
Jun-26 LTM

Credit ratings

Information as of June 2026

Local ratings

Fitch Chile
Stable outlook
AAA
Humphreys
Stable outlook
AA+
Moody's Local
Stable outlook
AAA

International ratings

Moody's
Stable outlook
A3
S&P Global
Stable outlook
A
Fitch Ratings
Stable outlook
A-

Future projects

Strategic investments

Expansion summary

By 2033, the network will serve 7 million people.

+56%
232 km of network
+39%
198 stations
+80%
36 combinations
+82%
4 million pax daily

Investment pipeline

USD 7,794 MM

remaining to be executed as of the close of June 2026, out of a total pipeline of USD 9,550 MM

Expansion data compared to the network as of the end of 2025.

Network map with the new lines

Metro de Santiago network map with Lines 6, 7, 8, 9 and A under development
6
Extension
Line 6

1 new station and 3 km of new track in the municipality of Cerrillos, with a connection to the Melipilla–Santiago train.

Investment
USD 277 MM
Population served
90,000
7
New line
Line 7

19 new stations and 26 km of new track connecting the municipalities of Renca, Cerro Navia, Quinta Normal, Santiago, Providencia, Las Condes and Vitacura.

Investment
USD 2,750 MM
Population served
1.6 million
A
New line
Line A (Airport)

1 new station and 6.5 km of new track linking the city directly with Arturo Merino Benítez Airport, from the future Huelén station on Line 7. It will serve Cerro Navia, Pudahuel and Lo Prado.

Investment
USD 365 MM
Population served
—
8
New line
Line 8

14 new stations and 19 km of new track serving the municipalities of Providencia, Ñuñoa, Macul, La Florida and Puente Alto.

Investment
USD 2,116 MM
Population served
1.9 million
9
New line
Line 9

19 new stations and 27 km of new track connecting the municipalities of Santiago, San Joaquín, San Miguel, La Granja, San Ramón and La Pintana.

Investment
USD 2,733 MM
Population served
2 million

Debt structure

Data as of the end of June 2026

In order to minimize the financial risks associated with exchange rate fluctuations, Metro maintains instruments that allow for diversification of debt by type, location and currency.

Total debt
4,141 USD MM
Total debt duration
10.6 years
Leverage
1.27x Debt / Equity

By type

USD bonds64%
UF bonds25.1%
CHF bonds10.8%
Loans0.1%

By location

International bonds74.9%
Local bonds25.1%

By currency (including CCS)

CLP39%
USD32%
UF29%

Financial debt maturity profile

USD MM · amortizations only, interest not included

2026
2027
2028
2029
2030
2031
2032
2033
2034
2047
2050
2053
2061
International Local

(*) Source: Metro de Santiago Corporate Presentation, June 2026.

Documents

Presentations, green financing, annual report and all regulatory filings since 2008.

Regulatory filings

PeriodDocumentSizeDownload
June 2026 Financial Statements 2109 Kb PDF
June 2026 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 515 Kb PDF
March 2026 Financial Statements 1767 Kb PDF
March 2026 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 671 Kb PDF
December 2025 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 631 Kb PDF
December 2025 Financial Statements 1582 Kb PDF
September 2025 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 924 Kb PDF
September 2025 Financial Statements 2415 Kb PDF
June 2025 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 442 Kb PDF
June 2025 Financial Statements 2209 Kb PDF
March 2025 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 391 Kb PDF
March 2025 Financial Statements 2787 Kb PDF
December 2024 Financial Statements 2099 Kb PDF
December 2024 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 359 Kb PDF
September 2024 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 431 Kb PDF
September 2024 Financial Statements 2561 Kb PDF
June 2024 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 233 Kb PDF
June 2024 Financial Statements 2062 Kb PDF
March 2024 Financial Statements 1578 Kb PDF
March 2024 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 316 Kb PDF
December 2023 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 285 Kb PDF
December 2023 Financial Statements 1700 Kb PDF
September 2023 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 277 Kb PDF
September 2023 Financial Statements 1887 Kb PDF
June 2023 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 274 Kb PDF
June 2023 Financial Statements 4124 Kb PDF
March 2023 Financial Statements 3933 Kb PDF
March 2023 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 290 Kb PDF
December 2022 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 308 Kb PDF
December 2022 Financial Statements 1395 Kb PDF
September 2022 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 309 Kb PDF
September 2022 Financial Statements 2702 Kb PDF
June 2022 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 313 Kb PDF
June 2022 Financial Statements 2789 Kb PDF
March 2022 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 310 Kb PDF
March 2022 Financial Statements 2390 Kb PDF
December 2021 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 316 Kb PDF
December 2021 Financial Statements 1202 Kb PDF
September 2021 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 345 Kb PDF
September 2021 Financial Statements 2349 Kb PDF
June 2021 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 157 Kb PDF
June 2021 Financial Statements 1833 Kb PDF
March 2021 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 181 Kb PDF
March 2021 Financial Statements 1617 Kb PDF
December 2020 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 228 Kb PDF
December 2020 Financial Statements 1100 Kb PDF
September 2020 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 156 Kb PDF
September 2020 Financial Statements 667 Kb PDF
June 2020 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 174 Kb PDF
June 2020 Financial Statements 1737 Kb PDF
March 2020 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 207 Kb PDF
March 2020 Financial Statements 1785 Kb PDF
December 2019 Management, Discussion and Analysis of the Consoli 207 Kb PDF
December 2019 Financial Statements 1190 Kb PDF
September 2019 Financial Statements 605 Kb PDF
June 2019 Financial Statements 884 Kb PDF
March 2019 Financial Statements 1458 Kb PDF
December 2018 Financial Statements 1666 Kb PDF
September 2018 Financial Statements 1723 Kb PDF
June 2018 Financial Statements 1540 Kb PDF
March 2018 Financial Statements 1042 Kb PDF
December 2017 Financial Statements 726 Kb PDF
September 2017 Financial Statements 1058 Kb PDF
June 2017 Financial Statements 1662 Kb PDF
March 2017 Financial Statements 673 Kb PDF
December 2016 Financial Statements 772 Kb PDF
September 2016 Financial Statements 648 Kb PDF
June 2016 Financial Statements 713 Kb PDF
March 2016 Financial Statements 446 Kb PDF
December 2015 Financial Statements 914 Kb PDF
September 2015 Financial Statements 1057 Kb PDF
June 2015 Financial Statements 1108 Kb PDF
March 2015 Financial Statements 870 Kb PDF
December 2014 Financial Statements 2082 Kb PDF
September 2014 Financial Statements 715 Kb PDF
June 2014 Financial Statements 1602 Kb PDF
June 2014 Financial Statements 1634 Kb PDF
March 2014 Financial Statements 522 Kb PDF
December 2013 Financial Statements 1757 Kb PDF

Financial statements summary

USD million · IFRS

USD MM 2019202020212022202320242025Jun-26 LTM
Revenue
Fare revenue 374148205342416543579586
Non-fare revenue 785367768798110110
Total revenue 451201272418502642689696
Operational result
Operational costs (332)(305)(318)(370)(425)(484)(501)(511)
EBITDA 119(104)(46)4877158188185
EBITDA margin 26.4%n.m.n.m.11.5%15.3%24.6%27.3%26.5%
Depreciation and amortization (127)(127)(132)(136)(141)(157)(164)(165)
Operational result (EBIT) (8)(232)(178)(88)(64)12420
Non-operating result (204)(56)(413)(261)(177)(390)(58)(178)
Net income for the period (212)(288)(591)(349)(241)(389)(34)(158)

(*) USD million. FX 922.21 CLP/USD as of June 30, 2026. Years 2020–2022 impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

USD MM 2019202020212022202320242025Jun 2026
Assets
Current assets 334597987888809823710640
Non-current assets 5,4175,5995,8966,1386,4126,8397,2637,428
Total assets 5,7516,1966,8837,0267,2217,6617,9738,068
Liabilities and equity
Total liabilities 2,6623,0983,9643,9703,9904,4644,4954,517
Equity 3,0883,0982,9193,0563,2313,1973,4773,552
Total liabilities and equity 5,7516,1966,8837,0267,2217,6617,9738,068
Leverage (Debt / Equity) 0.86x1.00x1.36x1.30x1.24x1.40x1.29x1.27x

(*) USD million. FX 922.21 CLP/USD as of June 30, 2026.

Contact

Institutional email

inversionistas@metro.cl

Investor Relations

María José D'León

mjdleong@metro.cl