Mauritius
Republic of Mauritius
Mauritius is Africa's highest-income economy by GDP per capita and consistently ranked the continent's most business-friendly destination. The country has successfully diversified from a sugar-dependent economy to a services-driven hub encompassing financial services, tourism, ICT/BPO, manufacturing, and the freeport.
The Mauritius International Financial Centre is a leading offshore jurisdiction, particularly for investments into India and Africa, leveraging an extensive network of double taxation agreements. The Stock Exchange of Mauritius (SEM) is well-regulated and attracts international listings.
Mauritius ranks 1st in Africa on the Mo Ibrahim Governance Index, the Heritage Foundation Economic Freedom Index, and the Doing Business rankings. The Economic Development Board (EDB) provides one-stop facilitation for investors. The country offers premium business visas and occupation permits for professionals, entrepreneurs, and retirees. Challenges include a small domestic market and vulnerability to climate change.
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BusinessELJOVI Global Arbitrage
BusinessAAMIL TRUSTEES LTD
BusinessTHE 2014 TRUST
BusinessTHE 2015 TRUST
BusinessALL SEASONS INDIA OPPORTUNITIES FUND
BusinessCell 15
BusinessCGI X Investments
BusinessMauritius Telecom
CorporateNational telecom Mauritius
SBM Mauritius
CorporateState Bank of Mauritius
MCB Mauritius
CorporateMauritius largest bank
Mauritius Commercial Bank
CorporateMauritius largest bank
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Government of Mauritius (World Bank-financed, project P180266)
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Government of Mauritius (World Bank-financed, project P163248)
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Government of Mauritius (World Bank-financed, project P163248)