en.Wedoany.com Reported - In 2025, Chile became the world's largest exporter in 25 product categories and ranked among the top three in 54 product categories. According to the "Export Leadership" study compiled by the Research Department of Chile's Undersecretariat of International Economic Relations (SUBREI) based on data from the International Trade Centre (ITC), this performance surpassed the levels recorded in the same period of 2024.

Mining remains the core pillar of Chile's exports. Copper exports reached $53.691 billion, accounting for 16.2% of the global total, positioning Chile as the world leader. In concentrate products, the country's share rose to 28.9%. Additionally, Chile accounted for 62.2% of global lithium carbonate exports, becoming a key supplier of critical minerals for the energy transition. Its leading positions in exports of iodine, roasted molybdenum, and nitrates further solidified the country's mining landscape.

Chile's Undersecretary of International Economic Relations, Paula Estévez, stated that the country's export basket enables it to compete in the world's most demanding markets, with products ranging from minerals supporting the energy transition to food supplies meeting the demands of the middle class in Asia, Europe, and the Americas. She noted that these achievements are the result of a national policy of economic openness and the joint efforts of the public sector and the export sector. Going forward, efforts will continue to expand and leverage the network of agreements, transforming advantages into more jobs and growth.

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