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In 1941, the world faced a bleak horizon. Construction enterprises had to confront a serious problem: how would they survive until the war was over? If they couldn’t obtain steel, they would have to stop building. This led to conversations between the leaders of two companies: Acevedo & Shaw, and Civil Constructions Co., of Aguirre & Aragón, which culminated with the creation of Acindar Industria Argentina de Aceros S.R.L.. At that time, the Acevedo & Shaw Company happened to have a few constructions under way in Chile, and that is how one of the partners, Engineer Arturo Acevedo, met with Francisco Agurto Montesinos, President of INDAC (Industrias de Aceros Chilenos), that he had founded in 1935. INDAC had two rolling mills, and as one of them was idle, Montesinos decided …