The new infrastructure investment is specifically intended for the construction of three data centers, which will be located in the province of Santiago.

Topics: Technology- Data Center

The French company officially submitted its H2 Magallanes initiative to the Environmental Impact Assessment System (SEIA). As another new milestone in Chile’s energy transition strategy, the record US$16 billion investment positions the Magallanes Region as a key clean energy production hub.

 

Topics: Green Hydrogen- French investment- Renewable energy

The project is Chile’s first large-scale stand-alone energy storage system and the largest in Latin America.

Topics: Renewable energy- energy storage

The President of Chile, Gabriel Boric, was present at the Mercado Libre Warehousing and Distribution Center in Chile for the announcement of an investment that will create 900 new jobs.

Topics: Global services- Last-mile- Argentine investment- logistics

The Danish firm plans to build between eight and ten new wind farms in Chile this decade, boosting its regional leadership and positioning itself in the transition to green hydrogen.

Topics: Energy- Renewable energy

The Chilean startup SeaWater 21 is looking to revolutionize the food industry and expand its international presence with an innovative drink based on seawater extracted from Lebu. They already export to Paraguay and Uruguay, and this year hope to expand to the Caribbean and Mexico.

Topics: Food Industry- Innovation

Access World, a company with operations in over 30 countries, has completed the acquisition of El Origen to strengthen its expansion in Latin America.

Topics: Italian investment- logistics

Once again, Chile outperformed the region’s other leading economies on the Milken Institute’s 2025 Global Opportunity Index.

Topics: Foreign Investment

Over the past decade, the presence of women in large-scale mining companies has tripled, reaching 21.8% in the first half of 2024, a figure that remained stable in the second half of the year with a total of 11,239 female employees.

Topics: Mining- Women

Through concrete actions and gender parity on its work team, InvestChile promotes the inclusion of women in the workplace and encourages foreign companies operating in Chile to adopt non-sexist labor policies.

Topics: Women- Best practices

The company, based at the Tobalaba Airport, receives aircraft and pilots for training from Argentina, Peru, and Uruguay. It recently had to bring in a new flight simulator due to high demand for its training services.

Topics: Transport

As the German bus company celebrates its 12th anniversary, Flixbus Chile’s Managing Director, Santiago Echeverría, shared its high expectations for the Chilean market and plans to continue expanding operations in 2025.

Topics: German investment- Transport

The plant, located in the La Negra industrial zone of Antofagasta, has a surface area of 7,725 m2 and the capacity to process 2,200 giant 63-inch tires per year.

Topics: Mining- Recycling- French investment

The project, located in northern Chile, involves an investment of US$235 million, and production is expected to be initiated in January 2026.

Topics: Foreign Investment- Mining

Foreign investors in Chile may participate in the tenders issued by the Public Works Ministry and win contracts if they submit the best bid.  

Topics: How to invest in Chile

Foreign investors can participate in every Chilean business sector and their capital can account for up to 100% of a company's capital. 

Topics: How to invest in Chile

The energy sector accounted for the largest number of investment projects last year, and the United States was the main country of origin for investor companies. InvestChile Director, Karla Flores, highlighted the creation of over 20,000 new direct jobs. 

Topics: Foreign Investment- InvestChile

The French chain projects 20% growth in 2025, driven by Brazilian tourism and reactivation of the Argentine market.

Topics: Infrastructure- Tourism- French investment

The agreement includes a royalty of 6% on net sales for the first 10 years, increasing to 6.25% in the following five years, and reaching 6.5% in the final five-year period.

Topics: Food Industry- Chilean Economy