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According to InvestChile’s analysis, this is 36% higher than the five-year average of US$12.617 billion and 23% higher than the average for the 2003-2022 historic series (US$13.921 billion).
SANTIAGO, Chile, February 11, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Chile’s Central Bank reported this morning that between January and December 2022, Chile received US$17.10 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI). According to InvestChile’s analysis, this is 12% higher than total FDI over the same period in 2021, 36% higher than the five-year average of US$12.617 billion and 23% higher than the average for the 2003-2022 historic series (US$13.921 billion).
Equity participation was the leading component of FDI flow during the period, amounting to US$9.084 billion. Profit reinvestment followed, at US$6.664 billion, while debt instruments accounted for US$1.358 billion.
The figures published today are preliminary and may be adjusted when the Central Bank conducts its next review on March 18.
A good year for foreign investment in Chile
InvestChile Director, Karla Flores, highlighted that last year’s total was the highest since 2015 and one of the highest in the historic series (2003-2022), excluding the mining boom (2010-2015). Flores added that it also reaffirms investors’ willingness not only to maintain their holdings in the country, but also to expand existing operations. “We are looking at a long-term injection of capital and resources, given that 92% of the capital flow entering the country corresponded to new projects or the expansion of existing operations, and only 8% consisted of head office loans to their subsidiaries,” outlined Flores.
As for InvestChile’s plans for 2023, Flores affirmed that the agency will focus on attracting quality investment to markets classified as strategic, and will enhance that work with new Investment Attaché Offices in the United States, Germany, France, Italy and Canada, which will be added to the agency’s existing Investment Attaché Office in Japan.
“Undoubtedly, 2023 will be challenging for foreign investment, but we have reason to be optimistic: Chile has become an investment pole in Latin America, especially in terms of technology infrastructure and clean energies, sectors that we believe will continue to develop this year. All companies that want to contribute to our country’s sustainable development are welcome to implement their projects in Chile,” affirmed Flores.
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ALGONQUIN, Ill., February 10, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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C4 Behavioral Health Consulting is honored to have Christopher Bennett add the National Director of Business Development role to his continued service as a Senior Consultant.
Christopher has spent the past 15 years working in behavioral health in everything from a direct care line-staff, counselor, 2x founder, Chief Executive Officer, investor, and Senior Consultant. Advancing the visions of behavioral health organizations that are focused on restoring humanity, one customer at a time, is directly aligned with Christopher’s personal mission to be a shining light in the darkness, to bring dreams to reality, and live a visionary life.
“After serving the leaders in behavioral health consulting for the past three-plus years as a Senior Consultant, I am humbled and honored to accept the National Director of Business Development role at C4 Consulting. I have witnessed unprecedented successes that this Team has graciously produced for its clients, bringing over 475 years of c-level, clinical, and entrepreneurial experience to this profession.” – Christopher Bennett, National Director of Business Development and Senior Consultant.
“We are proud to elevate Christopher to the leadership role of our Business Development Team. His commitment, experience, understanding and passion for advancing the visions of behavioral health organizations is only matched by his integrity. We look forward to his investment in our growth reaching more organizations and communities in need.” – Jonathan P. De Carlo, CEO of C4 Consulting.
Christopher and members of the C4 Consulting team will be attending the National Addiction Leadership Conference in Washington, DC, from May 21-23, 2023.
For questions, suggestions, comments, or feedback about Christopher Bennett and his work, contact C4 at [email protected] or 866-329-7170, extension 715.
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C4 Consulting, Inc, a subsidiary of C4 Recovery Foundation, is a firm focused on securing the missions and advancing the visions of behavioral health organizations. We collaborate with our clients to establish and improve financial performance, enhance competitive positions, create, and deliver the highest quality of organizational and consumer services, and achieve the most productive organizational alignment among staff, management, and boards to produce optimized performance. Our principals & team have a combined 475+ years of experience in the behavioral health sector, holding executive leadership, operations, medical, and clinical positions producing quality care at the highest level of integrity. To learn more, visit C4 Consulting.
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