AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRetail Technology: Montevideo-based Scanntech raised $180 million to expand its retail analytics platform, invest in AI and enter more Latin American markets. Hemp Exports: New U.S. rules tighten THC limits from December, potentially shifting demand toward THC-free products and reshaping opportunities for Uruguayan growers and processors. Energy Exploration: TGS is expanding its 3D seismic survey in Brazil’s Pelotas Basin, near Uruguay’s maritime border, with data collection due to run into mid-2027. Tourism: Punta del Este ranked third among Expedia’s fastest-rising destinations for 2027, with searches up 65%; Crystal Cruises has also added Uruguay to its first South American season in 2029. Air Connectivity: Uruguay has launched an air connectivity fund, a move aimed at strengthening links for travel and business. World Cup: Uruguay is set to host one match in the 2030 tournament, part of FIFA’s centenary plans for South America.
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