Rosenbauer chooses Chile to establish its first regional subsidiary
Smurfit Westrock enters Chile: Acquisition of CMPC’s corrugated business
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Tourism: Chile’s attractions as a business destination
Its hotels and restaurants safety and different leisure alternatives have positioned Chile as a must for business tourism in Latin America.
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Tourism: Chile’s attractions as a business destination
Its hotels and restaurants safety and different leisure alternatives have positioned Chile as a must for business tourism in Latin America.
Foreign investment in Chile in the first quarter exceeds whole of 2017
An inflow of US$6,875 million was registered in the country in the January-March period, the second highest figure in the last 15 years.
Automation: new opportunities for mining innovation in Chile
Reduction of time and costs in the long term as well as greater safety and operational efficiency: these are some of the benefits of automation for mining, a trend seen in the industry inter...
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Filming locations: Chile is ready to become a Hollywood star
In 2017, 50 international projects were filmed in Chile, representing some US$35 million in revenues.
Innovation: Designers who reinvent textiles
Chile is a pole of innovation in different fields, including fashion. Fabrics of biological origin, the use of unconventional materials, smart clothes and technology applied to day-to-day cl...
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The world wants blueberries all the time. Chile’s excited
Blueberries have become something that consumers want 24/7, year-round. Worldwide, some 1.7 million tons of blueberries were produced last year, two and a half times the number in 2000. That...
Food Industry: Multinationals choose Chile as a regional platform
An attractive export-geared market is part of what Chile offers overseas companies in sectors as different as pet food and packaging solutions.
Human capital and technology: Chile’s contributions to world astronomy
Close to 40% of the world’s astronomical infrastructure is in Chile, a figure that is expected to reach 77% by 2020.
Foreign Investment: The keys for mining suppliers in Chile
A panel de experts set out their vision of an industry worth US$15,000 million a year in a country that is the world’s leading copper producer.