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Chilean export and creative economy growth
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Chile is experiencing growth across multiple export sectors. Initial reports indicate a 15% increase in total exports between January and July, reaching USD 70.6 billion. This expansion was primarily billion, driven primarily by the mining sector, specifically sector—specifically copper and lithium, alongside record-breaking performance in lithium—and the food industry. Further developments highlight the expansion of Chile’s creative economy. Following a decade economy following the conclusion of the ten-year Chilecreativo program, the program. The sector’s contribution to the national GDP rose from 1.6% to 2.2%, with while the number of participating companies increased from 34,754 at the program’s inception to 55,837 by its conclusion. The industry has evolved from traditional sectors like audiovisual, music, and design to include digital adoption, technological transfer, and knowledge-based businesses. While previous reports noted creative service exports doubling to reaching USD 98 million. million, recent data from ProChile indicates that 2025 exports reached a record USD 106 million, an 8.4% increase from the previous year. This growth includes the internationalization of the video game industry, with Chilean studios participating in Gamescom 2026 to seek investment and distribution agreements.
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- 2026-08-24 21:48 UTC Chilean export and creative economy growth
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