In the year 1994, Interacid established two companies in Chile, Interacid Trading S.A. (ITC), a company oriented to the trading of sulphuric acid having its basis in Santiago and Interacid Chile Limitada (ICL), a company dedicated to the storage and dispatch of sulphuric acid.

Both companies were created to supply sulphuric acid requirements of copper leaching projects in the North of Chile sourcing the sulphuric acid requirement from national producers as well as from overseas.

ICL has two maritime terminals located in the I and II Region of Chile. These regions consume approx 80% of the sulphuric acid used in mining operations. The total storage capacity of both terminals is 100.000 mt. The terminal facilities allow the reception of vessels of up to 65.000 mt (deadweight) in Mejillones (II Region) and 45.000 mt (deadweight) in Patache (I Region).