Ahtna, Incorporated is one of 13 Alaska Native Regional Corporations established
by Congress under terms of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act in 1971.
Ahtna, Inc., owns in fee title, approximately 1,528,000 acres conveyed in December 1998 from an entitlement of 1,770,000 acres.
Seven of the eight villages within the Ahtna Region are merged with Ahtna,
Inc., and all eight are Federally Recognized Tribes. A thirteen-member board directs
corporate operations. Ahtna Inc. has over 1,700 shareholders, of which many still reside in the Copper River Region.
Headquartered in Glennallen, with offices in Anchorage, Ahtna, Inc., is committed to providing a broad range
of opportunities for its shareholders and preserving their Native culture.
Ahtna has fifteen operating subsidiaries, which are involved in a myriad of activities, including civil and vertical construction,
environmental remediation, facilities management and support services, food service contractors, forestry and gravel sales, government contracting, healthcare and medical records services, janitorial services, oil and gas pipelines maintenance and construction, staff augmentation, surveying, and training range operations.
The corporation's efforts are for growth and diversification as well as management
of its land, mineral and human resources.
Additional information regarding Ahtna, Inc. and its subsidiaries is available by visiting our
subsidiary websites.
