The investment, first announced last July, amounts to 60.8 million shares at a price of $10 each, LATAM said in a statement.
The airline - the product of a 2012 merger between Chile's LAN and Brazil's TAM - said Qatar's arrival as a stakeholder "represents a unique opportunity to develop a long-term relationship and explore new opportunities to connect with Asia and the Middle East."
The cash from oil- and gas-rich Qatar's flagship airline comes just in time for struggling LATAM, which lost $219 million in 2015 as Brazil, its main market, struggled through a deep recession.
Source: AFP
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