• Enel Chile posted Q1 2026 group net income of USD 162 million, down 7%.
• EBITDA rose 16% to USD 423 million, supported by lower gas and spot energy costs.
• Financial expenses tripled to USD 78 million, mainly on higher hedging costs.
• CAPEX climbed 64% to USD 111 million, with about 75% directed to renewables plus BESS.
• EGP Chile started construction of three BESS projects in northern Chile totaling about 0.5 GW, while hydro production was broadly in line with 2026 expectations.

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