This investment will be used to enhance local users’ shopping experience, store remodelling, among other improvements.
The company undertakes to enhance its customers’ experience through modernisation of all Ta-Ta stores in the country. During this reopening, emphasis was placed on Ta-Ta General Manager Magdalena Mutio.
Magdalena Mutio y Christopher Jones boost TATA Group transformation
In its bid to expand throughout the country, the Uruguayan textile brand opened its first store in the district.
In a joint effort to bring joy to Pereira Rossell Hospital Centre, TATA Group celebrated its traditional “Caring Children's Day” delivering special gifts to the children treated at the paediatric centre.
Aiming to boost its growth in Uruguay, this supermarket chain opened a new store in Barros Blancos neighbourhood, the first one of a business model plan that seeks to renew the customer experience.
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.