The aim is to set up businesses in the interior of the country and allow Mides’ beneficiaries will have a preferential right on vacancies.
URUGUAY, Montevideo, November 9, 2020. – As part of its efforts to lower the cost of living in Uruguay, Ta-Ta calls for national production.
Ta-Ta S.A., an Uruguayan supermarket, wholesale, home appliance, textile, and e-commerce chain established in 1956, will receive a capital injection of more than US$14 million, of which IDB Invest will provide approximately US$10 million and the rest will be contributed by the company's current shareholders.