Aguas Nuevas S.A.

Aguas Nuevas Group is born with the operation of the sanitary companies: Aguas del Altiplano, Aguas Araucanía, and Aguas Magallanes for 30 years.

With more than US$ 100 million investment in new plants and improvements.

We created EnerNuevas to promote the use of non-conventional renewable energies.

We became owned by the Japanese companies Marubeni and INCJ. We inaugurated our first hydroelectric plants: El Toro II and Alto Hospicio.

We expanded key projects in Tarapacá and La Araucanía, highlighting investments of over US$ 20 million in wastewater treatment.

We formed Osmoflo Chile with the Australian Osmoflo Pty, focused on water purification and desalination for mining.

We created Nueva Atacama after acquiring Aguas Chañar in equal parts, with the Toesca Infrastructure Fund.

Mizuho Marubeni Leasing Corporation took over 100% of our parent company Aguas Nuevas after INCJ's exit.

Inauguration of Caldera Potable Water Desalination Plant, Nueva Atacama.

We partnered with Transelec to operate Codelco's desalination plant in the Antofagasta region. We added Aguas Décima (Valdivia's sanitation company) to our management.

We expanded the Angol Wastewater Treatment Plant and optimized the Puerto Natales Plant.