More than 5600 companies worked with ProChile in 2024: 36% make shipments abroad
According to data from the institution, they serviced 5,656 companies, of which 2,547 are exporters, and of these, 1,086 are small and medium-sized exporting companies (Pymex).
ProChile announced its institutional management report 2024, highlighting the number of companies that were supported during the past year.
In general terms, the institution served 5,656 companies, of which 2,547 are exporters, and of these, 1,086 are small and medium-sized exporting companies (SMEs).
Regarding the amounts exported, the 2,547 exporting companies that worked with ProChile made shipments in non-copper goods and services for US$30.940 billion, which represents 68% of the total exported by the country in 2024. It should be mentioned that these companies generated 449,848 jobs, highlighting the contribution to the national economy of the exporting companies.
Likewise, it is highlighted that 255 exporting companies were led by women and 23 corresponded to Indigenous Peoples.
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2024: OVER 763 ACTIVITIES OF PROCHILE.
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The report also demonstrates the results of the companies working with the institution, especially the diversification they achieve thanks to the support of ProChile. For example, the user companies reach an average of 6 destinations with their products, whereas those who export without working with the institution only reach 2. Similarly, the beneficiaries export an average of 6 products and the non-beneficiaries only 4.
"Without a doubt, these are results that motivate us to continue strengthening our support for national companies, so they can continue to grow beyond our borders. In 2024 we executed 763 activities and the challenge is that the actions planned for this year allow us to again achieve good figures, but especially, that Chilean companies perceive the benefits of working alongside ProChile in their internationalization," said Karina Morales, Director of Strategic Development at ProChile.
User satisfaction has been established as one of the key strategic objectives of ProChile, so that user companies are at the center of management. In this framework, initiatives such as the user care protocol and work with specific portfolios have been implemented, allowing for more focused attention and alignment with the needs of each segment. This approach aims not only to optimize available resources, but also to ensure more effective support throughout the various stages of the export process.