Inmobiliaria San Patricio S.A. is a Chile-based real estate development and land asset management company engaged in the acquisition, planning, urbanization, and commercialization of residential, commercial, and industrial properties. The company operates through three primary business segments: Land Development and Urbanization, specializing in master planning, infrastructure development, and the habilitation of raw land parcels for residential, industrial, logistics, and mining applications; Real Estate Asset Management and Commercialization, providing property acquisition, land banking, long-term leasing, lot subdivisions, and site disposition services to residential developers, industrial clients, and commercial enterprises; and Sustainable Forestry and Land Conservation, managing agroforestry resources and ecological preservation initiatives through its Bosques San Patricio project. The company oversees a strategic real estate portfolio concentrated primarily in the Santiago Metropolitan Region, featuring major development assets in municipalities such as Pudahuel, San Bernardo, and Peñaflor. Founded in 2004 following a corporate division from Empresas Melón S.A., Inmobiliaria San Patricio S.A. is headquartered in Las Condes, Santiago, Chile, and operates as an indirect subsidiary of Inversiones Cordillera (Inversiones Cordillera del Sur SpA / Ltda.) within Peru-based multinational conglomerate Grupo Breca (Inversiones Breca S.A.). In recent significant company developments, the entity completed a major corporate and regulatory transition following approval by the Chilean Financial Market Commission (Comisión para el Mercado Financiero or CMF) via Exempt Resolution No. 9622 in September 2026 to cancel the registration of its shares on the National Securities Registry and delist from the Santiago Stock Exchange (Bolsa de Santiago: ISANPA), formally transitioning the business from a publicly listed corporation into a privately held enterprise. Operationally, the company continues to execute portfolio rationalization initiatives across its strategic landholdings, optimize intercompany capital allocation and liquidity facilities within the group, and advance land habilitation projects across central Chile.