Discover Mauritius – Zone 3

Mauritius today is poised for the next wave of real estate and landmark property development. It aims to create an exciting development that sets new standards in design and quality of build. No wonder the island has earned international recognition as a choice tourism destination for its welcoming and genuine hospitality, scenic splendour and world class hotels.

Investment opportunities are many and diverseMauritius today is poised for the next wave of real estate and landmark property development. It aims to create an exciting development that sets new standards in design and quality of build. No wonder the island has earned international recognition as a choice tourism destination for its welcoming and genuine hospitality, scenic splendour and world class hotels. Investment opportunities are many and diverse

With over 50 years of industrialisation, the Manufacturing Industry stands as an engine of growth with a GDP contribution of 10.6% (2020) and exporting 1548 product lines to over 122 countries.

A globally competitive and sustainable industrial sector that contributes to higher economic growth for Mauritius through continuous innovation, technology upgrading, productivity gains and high skilled employment

Since the inception in 1992, the Mauritius Freeport is the ideal competitive regional logistics and value-addition platform for your distribution to the region. Today, the Mauritius Freeport contributes to about 0.6% to our GDP. The built-up space in terms of cold and dry warehouses, processing units, open air storage facilities and offices have also increased from 5,000m2 in 1993 to 300,000m2 in 2019.

With a view to further develop this sector other initiatives are presently being undertaken by the Mauritius Port Authority with the (i) extension of the existing dock of 560 m to 800 m, (ii) increase in the depth of the channel to 16.5 m to enable ships that berth more than 350 m long and having a capacity of 9000 – 10000 TEUS, (iii) accommodating ‘large container ships’ by 2018 and (iv) acquisition of two additional cranes to transfer containers.

While Mauritius is renowned as being an idyllic island for its stunning landscape, it is emerging as a world’s ICT-BPO destination of choice.

This small island nation is steadily transforming itself into the most preferred ICT hub in Africa thanks to its skilled multilingual workforce and state-of-the-art telecommunications infrastructure, which have allowed the country to evolve from low-value to high-value services offering. Multinational companies and organisations benefit from leveraging on the country’s assets not only as a hub for their global services delivery but also as a platform that grants access to Africa, Asia and Europe. With Mauritius moving to greater levels of digital transformation triggered by the adoption of new technologies, the country is well positioned to become a key destination for the development of new technologies and processes.

Strategically located in the Indian Ocean at the crossroads of international investments, linking Middle East, Asia and Africa, Mauritius has forged a strong reputation as a vibrant financial services hub with three decades’ track record in cross border investment and finance. Mauritius is recognised as an ideal financial centre of choice by a number of international investment funds, private equities and investment holdings largely due to its convenient time zone allowing trading with all major markets in a single business day and its developed business, banking and technological infrastructure. The strong and fast expanding presence of international law firms, corporate services providers, fund managers, global investment and wholesale banks as well as state of the art exchanges is testimony to this fact.

As a stable and democratic country in Africa, the Mauritius IFC offers a suite of sophisticated products and services and possesses all the right ingredients which embolden the international community to use the jurisdiction as a financial centre. With a hybrid and transparent legal system, political and economic stability, robust regulatory framework, competitive operational costs, a vast network of bilateral treaties and a large pool of multilingual professionals, amongst others, the Mauritius IFC has carved out a distinctive place on the international arena.

An integrated cluster supported by a core group of high-value activities – hi-tech medicine, medical tourism, medical education, research and wellness.

State of the art medical facilities and highly qualified personnel to cater for the growing needs of both domestic and international patients.

Over the years the number of private institutions health institutions, nursing homes and specialized clinics have increased considerably, and future projections indicate that the sector is expected to substantially contribute to GDP and become a pillar of the economy.

The presence of global healthcare players on the island has positively increased competition and enhanced the image of Mauritius as a high tech medical hub.

Mauritius has forged itself a unique reputation over the past decades as an idyllic holiday destination with its year-round warm weather, stunning tropical scenery, and a delightful blend of culinary, cultural and historical experiences born from the union of the three continents – Asia, Europe and Africa.

Tourism is a central pillar of the Mauritian economy and its sustainability is realised by valuing the exceptional island-wide natural, cultural and heritage endowments.

The industry is poised to offer great growth and investment potential and has, over the years, become a leading tourist destination among international travellers.