AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoInvestment Standing: Mauritius retained second place in RMB’s 2026/27 African investment-attractiveness ranking, behind Seychelles and ahead of Egypt, for a third year. The report cites the island’s established investment ecosystem and institutional capacity. Food and Investment: Helios Investment Partners plans to acquire up to 49% of Stratton Africa Holdings, incorporated in Mauritius and owner of Mozambique’s largest flour miller, Merec. Invictus will keep majority ownership; the deal is subject to regulatory approval. Shipbuilding: Port Louis shipyard CNOI is completing Captain Arctic, a solar-powered polar vessel, with handover expected in November. Sea trials around Mauritius are under way. Water Security: Reservoirs stood at 57.1% capacity on October 8, down from 87.4% a year earlier, while output at La Marie treatment plant had nearly halved. The shortfall highlights pressure on essential services and the need for timely infrastructure investment.
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