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  1. Codelco lost US$ 1,780 million at smelters and refineries between 2022 and 2025

    Only Caletones made a profit during the period, and Chinese overcapacity drove down the fees plants charge to process concentrate.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  2. Codelco called an extraordinary shareholders' meeting for November 5 over production errors

    The Ministries of Finance and Mining requested the meeting after ore was found to have been counted twice at Ministro Hales and Salvador, a case for which official figures are still unavailable.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  3. Government requests extraordinary Codelco shareholders’ meeting over double-counted production

    The Finance and Mining ministries want explanations for ore counted twice at Ministro Hales and Salvador; the meeting could take place in November.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  4. Minister Mas rules out selling Codelco and signals more partnerships with private companies

    The government seeks fresh capital and new mines for the state-owned copper company, which will present its investment plan in November.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  5. Antofagasta Environmental Assessment Commission approves Tovaku, a US$ 870 million project by Codelco and Pucobre

    The Puntilla mine, in Tocopilla and María Elena, will produce 46,000 tonnes of copper cathodes annually and employ 984 people during construction.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

    Codelco panorámica
  6. Mining Committee to request reports from Codelco and Sernageomin over deaths at El Teniente

    Deputies seek to establish responsibility for the deaths of two contractors at El Teniente and warn they will demand the toughest penalties if negligence is found.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  7. Codelco opens Senior Public Management selection process to replace two of its nine directors

    Eduardo Bitrán and Ricardo Álvarez will leave the state-owned copper company's board in May 2027, and applications close on October 26.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  8. Chile’s copper production falls 7.5% between January and August as 8 of 12 mining companies report declines

    Escondida, Codelco and Centinela lead the decline in copper mining in 2026, alongside metal prices above US$ 6.60 per pound.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

    Codelco panorámica
  9. Economy and Mining Minister Mas forecasts 2027 will be the year of growth and jobs

    The economy and mining minister set a target of 100 thousand jobs by March 2027 and called for a thorough investigation into Codelco's production figures.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  10. Producción de cobre en Chile caería en 2026 a su nivel más bajo desde 2003In Spanish

    Bajas leyes, mantenciones y El Niño frenan la minería, aunque el sector proyecta recuperar entre 300 y 400 mil toneladas en 2027.In Spanish

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  11. Government to increase mining safety budget after 13 deaths in 2026

    Sernageomin aims to reach 13,000 inspections a year by the end of 2027, although the government has yet to announce how much funding it will add.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

    Bolsa de comercio de Santiago
  12. Sernageomin does not rule out closing mining operations after 13 worker deaths in 2026

    Seven of the deaths have occurred since September 23, and the regulator points to companies and budget cuts.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  13. Quiroz raises projected mining decline this year to between 8% and 9%

    The ministro de Hacienda (Finance Minister) blames the mining slump on low investment and estimates the sector will subtract one point from Chile's GDP.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  14. Chile has 32,235 mining exploration concessions, but few become mines

    The last new large-scale copper mine began operating in 2017, and 77 of the 235 prospects registered by the Chilean Copper Commission are stalled due to a lack of funding.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  15. Gemines expects Chile to end 2026 with no growth and high unemployment

    The consultancy projects a rebound of more than 3% in 2027, but warns that the gap between labor costs and productivity will hold back employment.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  16. Dollar falls below $980 after the holiday as Chilean mining draws attention

    The dispute at Escondida, the landslide at El Teniente and the strike at Centinela are supporting copper prices and the Chilean peso.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

  17. Government says 2026 will be about "getting the economy in order" as growth falls below 1%

    The IMF lowered its forecast for Chile from 2.4% to 0.6%, and Minister of Economy and Mining Daniel Mas promises that 2027 will bring more growth and jobs.

    Economy · By Matías Reyes

    Ministro Daniel Mas Valdés

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