Uruguay Investor Guide is a document prepared by Uruguay XXI to assist those interested in doing business in Uruguay. It includes profile information on the country, its business environment, foreign trade and investment promotion system, corporate vehicles, accounting and auditing rules, tax issues, labor and social security system and practical aspects for setting up a business.
Sponsored by Uruguay XXI, Loog Guitars, the three string guitars for children created by Uruguayan Rafael Atijas, participated at the New York Toy Fair 2013 and at the Annual Musical Instruments Fair (NAMM Show) in California, United States.
This online workshop provides a guide on the four most relevant financial ratios for small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
A 2010 report by PROCOMER and FUNDES analyzes the factors that led to the successful internationalization of some SMEs, enabling them to export their products to outside markets. According to this study, thriving SMEs efficiently manage international trade, use available services to facilitate the internationalization of their products and are concerned about strengthening their business skills. They also make good use of information technologies and institutional assistance programs.
As in recent years, a new export record was set at US$ 8.75 billion in 2012, increasing 9% with respect to the previous year. If we add goods exported through the free trade zones, this figure rises to US$ 9.83 billion.
Uruguayan exports recorded improved market diversification between 2001 and 2012, notwithstanding greater concentration at the product level.
Brazil is the main destination for Uruguayan exports and the fourth country of origin of investments in Uruguay, accounting for 7% of total Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). A report from Uruguay XXI´s Department of Competitive Intelligence analyzes the current economic and commercial environment in Brazil and its trade relations with Uruguay.
The global e-learning market will be valued at US$255 billion in 2017, representing an annual growth rate of 23%. The favorable climate in the sector offers an excellent opportunity for SME services providers.
The access conditions of the selected market can determine the success or failure of an export plan. They need to be evaluated carefully.
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