President José Antonio Kast has submitted his updated declaration of interests and assets to the Comptroller General of the Republic, revealing a structure nearly identical to the one reported in October 2025.
The President's wealth is primarily concentrated in Inversiones Padua Limitada. The document specifies that Kast holds a 90% stake in the company, which has a book value of $4,855 million.
This corporate structure includes five properties in the Buin district and a warehouse in Las Condes. The report notes that all these assets are free of debt, mortgages, or legal encumbrances.
Asset Diversification and Holdings
As of January 2, 2025, Kast assumed full control of three new companies: Inversiones Cimientos SpA, Inversiones Horizonte SpA, and Inversiones Desafíos SpA. These financial management entities have a combined net worth exceeding $350 million.
Regarding international investments, the President holds 2,437 units in the BCI USA mutual fund. This investment, originally acquired in 2017, is currently valued at US$740,340.
The portfolio also includes an additional $119 million in US-based mutual funds and a 421,000-share stake in Banco de Chile, acquired in 1996, valued at $72 million.
In terms of private real estate, the President holds interests in properties in Puerto Varas. He has maintained a 25% stake in one property since 2013, while holding a 7.6% stake in a second property since 2023.
Finally, the declaration lists a Voluntary Pension Savings (APV) account with AFP Provida totaling $35,657,776, a fund the President has maintained since 2002.