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.
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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
Read MoreAs 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: Transport
Read MoreThe 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: Circular economy- Mining
Read MoreThe 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
Read MoreThe labor relationship between employers and workers is regulated by the Labor Code and its complementary laws, which establish the form, terms, rights, obligations, methods of termination and the consequences arising from employment contracts entered into in Chile.
Topics: How to invest in Chile
Read MoreChile’s environmental policy seeks to ensure that economic projects and job creation are compatible with protecting the country’s natural resources, its flora and fauna and the quality of life of its people.
Topics: How to invest in Chile
Read MoreLabor legislation includes the rules that regulate the benefits to which people are entitled and relate to their main needs of healthcare, work and social welfare.
Topics: How to invest in Chile
Read MoreThis South American country has a series of entities that promote and defend free competition within its markets.
Topics: How to invest in Chile
Read MoreChile’s robust regulatory framework protects privacy and the proper handling of personal data—a key consideration for those looking to invest and operate in the country.
Topics: How to invest in Chile
Read MoreLearn about the public policies aimed at the prevention, detection, prosecution and punishment of money laundering and financing of terrorism in Chile.
Topics: How to invest in Chile
Read MoreChile has a solid legal framework that safeguards consumer rights and establishes clear rules for companies. Read on for the key regulations, institutions and mechanisms that strengthen market confidence in the country.
Topics: How to invest in Chile
Read MoreForeign 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
Read MoreForeign 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
Read MoreChile offers a robust, modern framework aligned with international standards to protect innovation, trademarks, and knowledge.
Topics: How to invest in Chile
Read MoreThe 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
Read MoreChile’s AI leadership is not a coincidence. The combination of advanced infrastructure, clear policies, and a collaborative ecosystem positions the country as an attractive destination for foreign investment in technology.
Topics: Technology
Read MoreWith global lithium demand projected to increase by over 40 times by 2040, Chile is positioned as a leader in the transition toward cleaner and more innovative transportation.
The French chain projects 20% growth in 2025, driven by Brazilian tourism and reactivation of the Argentine market.
Topics: Infrastructure
Read MoreThe 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
Read MoreChile continues to lead the transition toward a more sustainable energy matrix, with a remarkable 68% of electricity generation in 2024 coming from renewable energy sources, according to data from the National Electricity Coordinator.
Topics: Energy
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