Inversiones Tacoa was born from Venezuela's old electricity monopoly in 1958, and its story since then is, in miniature, the story of Venezuelan capitalism itself — flourishing under private ownership, then receding from public view as the country's economic crisis deepened. Full nameInversiones Tacoa, C.A. Ticker / ExchangeITC.A (Clase A), ITC.B (Clase B) — Bolsa de Valores de Caracas (BVC) ISINVEV0001510A6 (Clase A) HeadquartersC.C. Mata de Coco, Torre Sur, Av. Blandín, La Castellana, Caracas, Venezuela SectorDiversified Investment Holding (cold storage, frozen foods, cattle, wholesale logistics) Incorporated10 December 1958 EmployeesNot disclosed …
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