Between January and March 2026, USD 1.99 billion (FOB) was exported, representing an annual growth of 8%.
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Between January and March 2026, USD 1.99 billion (FOB) was exported, representing an annual growth of 8%.
Topics: Food Industry
Read MoreWith 166 MW of installed capacity, the country is the third largest market in the region and is leading the development of hyperscale infrastructure.
Topics: Global Services
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Read MoreThe installation will enable testing with brines and lithium-containing solutions, thereby helping to assess how advanced extraction technologies can improve lithium recovery while promoting responsible resource development.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreThe operation will accelerate the international expansion of both companies and strengthen their capacity for technological innovation. The foreign partners have also highlighted that Chile has international markets open and Coexca maintains active shipments to more than 30 destinations abroad.
Topics: Food Industry
Read MoreA recent JP Morgan study highlights Chile as the Latin American country with the most affordable broadband internet, priced at US$3.12 per 100 Mbps, reflecting a combination of speed, competition and accessibility.
Topics: Global Services
Read MoreThis record result in the first quarter of 2026 positions the sector as the most dynamic in non-copper, non-lithium exports, with growth of 18.3% compared to the same period in 2025.
Topics: Global Services
Read MoreThe Finnish firm has a portfolio of nearly 2 GW of renewable energy and storage projects, ready for construction.
Topics: Energy
Read MoreCristoro has become known as Vidrala Chile, after Spanish company Vidrala sealed the acquisition of 100% of the glassware factory’s share capital for €75 million.
Topics: Foreign Investment
Read MoreFollowing the publication of the pre-feasibility study, the firm’s CEO remarked, «We have a unique opportunity to become the next lithium producer to begin operations in Chile after more than 30 years.»
Topics: Mining
Read MoreThe company announced it will create 1,200 new jobs on top of its current workforce of 3,800, bringing the total to 5,000 employees by the end of the year.
Topics: Retail
Read MoreWalmart Chile’s investment aims to double the size of its logistics center in Pudahuel and add over 2,300 robots, enabling faster deliveries to remote areas and lower prices nationwide.
Topics: Retail
Read MoreThe program includes regulatory changes and a prioritized project portfolio to attract bidders and address security challenges.
Topics: Infrastructure
Read MoreThe use of seawater will become a key component of Chilean mining, driven by water scarcity, new projects and growing sustainability requirements.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreThe Chilean division wrapped up 2025 with revenues of 423 million Euros, making it the company’s leading operation, followed by Colombia, Spain, Uruguay and Mexico.
Topics: Infrastructure
Read MoreThe companies will collaborate to implement technological tools and solutions that boost the Chilean mining company’s productivity, operational efficiency and digital security.
Topics: Mining
Read MoreThe state-owned Port of Talcahuano has reached a key milestone in its concession process, projecting a public tender for 2028 that will open new investment opportunities for local and foreign companies. The concession holder will begin operations in January 2030, boosting the development of logistics and port services in southern Chile.
Topics: Infrastructure
Read MoreThe Spanish firm will oversee the operation and maintenance of the Megapack system for Elon Musk’s company in Chile.
Topics: Energy
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Read MoreThe joint venture acquired 100% of Telefónica in Chile, strengthening Millicom's long-term strategy in the region.
Topics: Telecom
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