Enel Chile’s U.S.-listed ADRs are up after attention returned to near-term shareholder distributions. The company’s board has proposed a final dividend tied to 2025 earnings that will be put to a vote at the ordinary shareholders’ meeting scheduled for April 28, 2026; if approved, the company expects a May 2026 payment, with the final cash amount reflecting the portion not already covered by an interim dividend paid in January 2026. (stocktitan.net)

The current setup is straightforward: a formal shareholder vote is the gating item, and the company has already outlined its expectation for distribution in May 2026 if the proposal passes. That creates a defined calendar catalyst for income-focused investors and can lift ADR demand as the meeting date approaches. (stocktitan.net)

Alongside the dividend narrative, Enel Chile’s FY2025 financial disclosure showed net income attributable to shareholders of about $538 million and EBITDA of about $1.473 billion for the year. The filing also highlighted that headline year-over-year changes were influenced by an extraordinary prior-year effect related to the discontinuation of accounting hedges following a functional-currency change at Enel Generación Chile starting January 2025—something investors may adjust for when assessing run-rate earnings power. (sec.gov)