Essential information
Ongoing leadership
Sophisticated talent
Entrepreneural Enviroment
A Latin American hub
ON-GOING LEADERSHIP
A leader that offers key opportunities for global challenges.
As the first South American economy in the OECD, Chile has clear strengths: institutional solidity, robust fiscal responsibility and macroeconomic management, legal certainty, and, of course, a dynamic business environment with opportunities in high-potential sectors.
Our country is now in a privileged position to offer investment opportunities that are key to global challenges such as climate change and the digital revolution.
Chile is not only one of the most attractive emerging economies for investing in clean energy according to international rankings:
- It produces minerals that are critical for the energy transition, such as lithium and copper.
- It is on track to become the cheapest green hydrogen producer in the world by 2030.
- It serves as a regional hub for technological infrastructure (183 projects valued at $5.4 billion in Technology by 2024).
- It is highly committed to digital transformation and the development of the knowledge-based services sector, where we see our talent exporting over $3.8 billion annually to the world.
These are just a few examples of the characteristics of the “new Chile” that we are projecting into the future.
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TESTIMONIALS
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There are three things that are key: the availability of talent, political and economic stability and infrastructure. Chile was well evaluated in these areas when we were looking to invest.
Pablo Devoto, Executive President, Nestlé Chile
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The Chilean market offers many opportunities for a renewable energy company like ours, due both to its tremendous natural potential and its need to expand its matrix with clean energy.
Antonio Valdés, Executive President, SPIC (Pacific Hydro)
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Chinese investors are not very assiduous in investing in sectors without a reliable track record and that is why I think the Chilean mining industry, with its already established name, is a good starting point for our business in the region.
Liu Wenfeng, President and Founder, Hebei Wenfeng Iron and Steel Company
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Especially after living in big cities, I find living in Viña del Mar very good from a work-life balance perspective. Our experience has been very positive. I have been here for nine years, that says a lot.
Sumeet Sangar, Country Manager, Evalueserve
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IBM has been in Chile for a long time and we have always been investing in the country. The resources, the workers, the stability, good policies and the government’s interest in promoting foreign investment give us the enthusiasm to continue expanding our alliances.
Kathleen Colucci, VP Sales Transformation, IBM, United States
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Chile is a very important market and we want to grow. When we decided to make this investment, it was not really only to make an investment: it was to try out a first step that would serve to leverage future growth.
Eduardo Cadavid, General Manager, EPM
