Tempo Center Opened in Uzice

The first Tempo center in Uzice was opened today on the Milos Obrenovic bb Street. This is the second retail store of the Delta Maxi in Uzice, which is present in this city since 2007, when it opened its first Maxi supermarket. Delta Maxi has invested 11 million Euros in the construction and equipment of the store. The store was ceremonially opened by the Mayor of Uzice Jovan Markovic and Dragan Filipovic, Director of Delta Maxi Group.
With a desire to help the local community and stimulate its development as well as improve the performance of publically important institutions, Delta Maxi used this opportunity to donate five computers to the grammar school in Uzice.
Tempo in Uzice takes up 60,000 square meters and has 96 employees. It has over 20,000 items of the most famous domestic and foreign products in its assortment as well as the wide variety of items of the private label (PL) which are produced in cooperation with the renowned domestic and foreign producers. PL products are up to 40% cheaper in respect to the same quality products of other domestic and foreign producers. Center’s ground floor includes a garage of 102 parking spots. The store will be opened 24h a day.
First Tempo of the Delta Maxi was opened in 2004 in Belgrade. There are currently five Tempo stores, two in Belgrade and one each in Nis, Novi Sad and Cacak. Tempo stores are known for its simple concept which enables its consumers to find the most diverse assortment of items in one place, ranging from food, home cleaning products, home devices, technical equipment, textile, clothes to garden equipment, cars and sports goods, all at very favorable prices. All Tempo centers are made and equipped according to world standards and they all have parking.
Free transportation from Pozega and Zlatibor was provided to all consumers who wanted to visit Tempo in Uzice on the day it was opened.
On the opening day, prices of certain products were up to 50% lower, while the price of certain most popular seasonal products will be available to consumers at a special lower rate by December 21.
Only on the day of its opening, every 100th consumer was given a free shopping experience, 250th consumer was given a radio, 550th received a refrigerator, 750th a washing machine, while the 1,000th consumer received an LCD TV.
Having special cards is not necessary for shopping in Tempo. Along with the standard payment options – by cash, checks and all types of credit cards, consumers can also pay by check in deferred installments, with no interest for 120 days on amounts higher than 2,000 dinars.

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