Tether has responded to recent allegations regarding its operations in Uruguay, clarifying its position amid a financial dispute. Based on the data provided in the document, the company aims to reassure stakeholders of its commitment to the region despite the challenges it faces.
Tether Denies Rumors of Leaving Uruguay
In a statement, Tether denied rumors that it would be leaving Uruguay due to a $48 million debt owed to the state-owned electricity provider, UTE. While acknowledging the existence of the debt, Tether emphasized its dedication to resolving the matter and maintaining its presence in the country.
Ongoing Discussions with UTE
The company is currently engaged in discussions with UTE to address the outstanding financial obligations. Tether expressed optimism about finding a resolution and is also exploring potential future opportunities in Uruguay, indicating a long-term commitment to the region's market.
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