
Alberto Vadia
Principal and co-founder of Fruit Tree Capital, a private investment fund in Arlington, VA focused on long-term publicly traded businesses.
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Sep 7, 2026
$TBBB: Tiendas 3B is Mexico's Aldi. Is it too late to buy? | Fruit Tree Capital
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Alberto VadiaGUEST
Yeah, it is good, cheap and better, but in Spanish, it's like an alliteration.

Alberto VadiaGUEST
Um, so Tina says Bay is, I consider it the most affordable way to buy groceries in Mexico.

Alberto VadiaGUEST
Uh, instead of selling you 30,000 products, they sell you a thousand and they're able to buy them in bulk.

Alberto VadiaGUEST
get a better price there, and also move them a lot faster than the other grocers.
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