CBC Survey: 54% of early-stage investment projects in Chile are led by foreign companies
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Chile launches US$500 million highway concession
The Orbital Sur project includes a new 24km-long highway, which will cross the municipal districts of Peñaflor, Calera de Tango and San Bernardo, forming a second metropolitan ring road.
Canadian company Lundin Mining plans US$370 MM investment in Chile
Asked about their expansion plans, the company that operates the Candelaria mining complex stated that they are awaiting the outcome of royalty payment discussions.
Amazon Web Services announces new data center in Santiago
The company has chosen Santiago as the site for one of its 30 new Local Zones worldwide, which will be up and running between this year and next. The facility will encompass computing, wareh...
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DiDi reveals aggressive expansion in Chile’s last-mile delivery market
Backed by prestigious investors like Apple, Alibaba and Softbank, the Chinese company aims to compete in food delivery with UberEats, Pedidos Ya and Rappi. Its launch in the Greater Valparaí...
Betterfly: Chile’s newest unicorn
The insurance-tech startup Betterfly looks to launch in seven new markets in 2022 using the proceeds of its US$125 million Series C round.
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FinTechs that began in this region are expanding throughout LatAm
Tribal Credit, Jeeves, Clara and Xepelin are companies expanding into various parts of the continent. Most share the vision that the public is under-served and see this as an opportunity, es...
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Ferrero’s plans for continued growth in Chile
The Italian company’s goal is to double the surface area currently planted with European hazelnuts in the country, making Chile the leading supplier of its plants in both North and South Ame...
South African mining company Gold Fields seeks to expand in Chile
The Salares Norte project is 56% complete and represents the starting point for the mining company in Chile, where it is investing US$30 million a year in new project exploration.
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Healthy food made in Chile
The Live Green Co, NotCo, Protera, and Done Properly are Chilean companies with foreign capital that are giving new meaning to plant-based and fermented foods.
The five challenges of green hydrogen development in Chile
Chile's future involves achieving energy independence and even exporting its surplus. Hydrogen production is a promising path. Foreign investment in clean energy such as solar or wind will b...