1、GBR SERIESCHILEMINING2025Investment-Regulatory Framework-Copper-LithiumEnergy Transition-Technology-Tailings and Water Management-ESGAs Gabriel Borics administration approaches its end in late 2025,the past 12 months have given the Chilean mining industry time to reflect on a tumultuous four years.R

2、egulatory changes and uncertainty about minings role in the national plan have made the post-pandemic era unpredictable and concerning.However,mining did what it does best:adapt and survive.With much of the constitutional and administrative reform completed,2024 and 2025 were years of recovery and r

3、esilience for Chiles largest industry.As the dust settles,the worlds top copper producer is poised to benefit significantly from record-high prices,with most analysts predicting that this is just the beginning.This optimism is reflected in the US$83.1 billion that both public and private companies p

4、lan to invest in Chile between now and 2033 to ramp up,expand,and improve their operations,demonstrating the confidence the worlds largest mining players have in the South American mining giant.Additionally,the government has increased its focus on the lithium sector,offering Special Lithium Operati

5、on Contracts(CEOLs)to help speed up the permitting process and bring more lithium production to the worlds second-largest producer of the critical mineral.The Governments support for mining has been widely praised throughout Chiles extensive mining ecosystem.The countrys value chain is preparing for

6、 a mining boom over the next decade,exploring new technologies,becoming more environmentally friendly,and expanding its services to support mining companies in future projects.Additionally,as neighboring countries like Argentina,Ecuador and Peru also aim to capitalize on high commodity prices,Chilea