Supplier· Uruguay· Activity through Oct 2023

Granja las Marias S.R.L.

R/212211640014In the source: GRANJA LAS MARIAS S.R.L.Also appears as GRANJA LAS MARIAS S R L

Between 2003 and 2023 in ARCE historical procurement awards, Granja las Marias S.R.L. appears as a supplier in 245 records from ARCE historical procurement awards, which amount to 245 unique processes. The observed amount totals 166M UYU. The leading buyer by amount, Comando General del Ejército, accounts for 44.6% of the UYU amount. In Jun 2023, the number of processes is 50% lower than in May 2023.

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Observed volume

245 processes

245 source rows in ARCE historical procurement awards.

Latest activity

Oct 2023

1 record in the period.

Latest comparable change

-1 processes

May 2023 → Jun 2023 (-50%)

Leading buyer by amount

Comando General del Ejército

44.6% of observed UYU amount; top three 59.6%.

History

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