AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMauritius Meteorology: Mauritius Meteorological Services has validated a 2027–2031 strategic plan to modernise weather, climate, ocean and hydrological services, with support from CREWS SWIO, TA IOC and the WMO, aiming for a “digitally enabled, future-ready” institution that strengthens early warning and national resilience. Defence & Expansion: Solar Industries shares jumped over 6% after Solar Overseas Mauritius Limited incorporated Solar Explochem Proprietary Limited in Botswana (Sept 29, 2026), signalling business expansion in the explosives industry. Regional Finance & Risk: Helios Investment Partners completed the sale of Africa Specialty Risks to Vitruvian Partners after regulatory approvals, with ASR operating an Africa-focused Lloyd’s syndicate and providing specialty insurance/reinsurance across Africa and beyond. Trade & Sugar: The US increased South Africa’s raw cane sugar quota by 6.3% for the coming fiscal year, adding 1,559 metric tons and intensifying pressure on domestic market dynamics as growers warn imports are displacing local sales. Mauritius in Global Innovation: WIPO’s Global Innovation Index 2026 places Mauritius among upward-trending innovators, while Kenya climbed to 97 globally, supported by venture capital and ICT services exports. Mauritius-linked Business Tech: Ultima Markets (Ebene Cybercity) wrapped up Forex Expo Dubai 2026, winning “Prime Player in Forex Industry 2026,” highlighting institutional-grade trading tech and execution. AI Assurance: Inspired appointed Mauritius-born Leela Putten to lead an AI assurance competency, expanding support from AI testing to end-to-end governance, risk and responsible deployment.
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