Sonda stock completes CLP 51.50 billion capital increase

Sonda stock secured a CLP 51.50 billion capital increase after all 193.50 million new shares were placed, giving the Latin American IT services company a concrete balance-sheet milestone for its next reporting cycle. BolsaChile reported the completion on September 23, 2026, at a subscription price of CLP 265 per share.

Capital raise changes the balance sheet

The transaction raised CLP 51.50 billion against the CLP 50.00 billion planned in the original analysis. The difference came from the later auction of the remaining shares at CLP 295.21, while the preferential period covered 96.16 percent of the offer at CLP 265, according to BolsaChile.

For investors, the key comparison is between capital and execution. The completed raise removes the placement threshold from the near-term checklist, but the additional shares also increase the equity base that future operating gains must support.

Q2 growth meets a tougher cash test

Q2 2026 coverage cited H1 EBITDA growth of 20.8 percent, a 70-basis-point margin improvement and Brazil growth of 102 percent. Quarterly net income reached CLP 5.69 billion, compared with a CLP 1.83 billion loss in the prior-year comparison, while operating cash flow remained a counterweight, BolsaChile reported on July 24, 2026.

The figures point to an improving earnings profile alongside a conversion question: higher EBITDA and the return to quarterly profit must translate into cash generation as the enlarged share count takes effect.

Market value and next reporting date

Sonda's market capitalization was CLP 256.8 billion as of September 29, 2026. Its 52-week range was CLP 272.00 to CLP 383.70, placing the latest Santiago market quotation inside that band.

The next dated checkpoint is the nine-month report. According to SONDA, the financial statements for the nine months ended September 30, 2026, are scheduled for October 23, 2026, before market opening. That release should show whether the Q2 earnings improvement is supported by cash flow and whether the capital raised is being deployed into operating growth.