The Japanese holding company is one of the world’s leading fishing and seafood groups, and has operated in Chile since 1988 through Salmones Antártica.

The delegation, composed of 50 representatives, including InvestChile, learned about the company’s extraction technology for critical minerals such as Dysprosium and Terbium, essential for the continent’s electromobility.

The combined company will be headquartered in Vancouver, with its shares listed in London. In Chile, it will merge the Collahuasi and Quebrada Blanca operations.

The National Lithium and Salt Flats Institute (Instituto Nacional de Litio y Salares, INLiSa) has launched an international call to co-design its new pilot platform. This unique platform will allow users to validate their technologies using real brines, under standards of traceability, technical rigor and environmental protection.

The Canadian mining company is advancing a comprehensive exploration strategy to develop early-stage exploration targets into economically viable deposits in Chile.

The company, which has developed a customer service software platform, is seeking professionals in software engineering, design, finance and human resources.

Seventy-five percent of the products in this type of establishment are medicine, mainly generic and bioequivalent medicine.

With an investment of US$40 million, the Spanish multinational reinforces its commitment to sustainability, innovation, and women’s employment in Chile.

Two years after initiating operations in the country, the UK-based global company is reviewing its development and future in the Chilean market.

The Spanish company promises to offer cheaper gasoline than other industry players, open 24/7 with a 100% self-service system.

The tenth anniversary of China Construction Bank in Chile highlights the international growth of the RMB and creates new opportunities for foreign investment in key sectors, strengthening Chile’s position as a regional financial hub.

Chile is taking a decisive step in the energy transition with the launch of its first district energy tender, in an emerging market full of opportunities for foreign companies providing technology, infrastructure, and specialized services.

The partnership aims to train over 100 graduates in Salesforce technologies, boosting digital employability and strengthening the readiness of the Chilean workforce to face the challenges of the digital economy.

With an investment of US$114 million, the new SCL03 data center adds to an expanding ecosystem. The company, backed by Digital Realty and Brookfield Infrastructure, is already preparing two new projects that will quintuple its capacity in the country.

Over 40% of mining in Chile is now managed through Integrated Operations Centers (IOCs), transforming the sector with new job profiles, higher productivity, and opportunities for foreign companies in technology and specialized services.

The hybrid complex, with over 695 MW of power, features Latin America’s most extensive battery system and is the largest project in the company’s history.

Three years after its debut in Chile, IKEA is consolidating its position as a success story in South America. Its stores in Chile have been the fastest-growing in the world for two consecutive years, driving foreign investment and retail innovation.

Multinational fuels company Gulf Oil International speeds up its expansion in Chile with its local partner, Cabal. After opening its tenth service station, the company plans to reach nearly 100 stations in the next five years and make the country a cornerstone for its regional growth.

The British natural cosmetics company, which has been operating in Chile for 23 years, plans to continue expanding and reach US$10 million in sales.

The Chinese company will acquire the Chilean home improvement chain for US$123 million.