AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDigital Tax: A PwC report says 31 African countries now tax digital services supplied by non-resident providers, with Mauritius among those introducing rules since the previous edition. Fragmented registration thresholds and invoicing requirements continue to complicate compliance. Export Prospects: Chamarel Coffee is taking locally grown Arabica and Liberica to China’s import expo, seeking to introduce the Mauritian specialty to a growing market. Financial Services: Zimbabwe-based Bard Santner’s leadership met President Dharambeer Gokhool to discuss investment management, cross-border finance and collaboration with Mauritian stakeholders, highlighting the island’s role as a gateway to Africa. Trade: Rajasthan says it has shipped around one million eco-friendly cow-dung lamps to Mauritius for Diwali, supporting rural women and young producers. Corporate Deal: India’s competition regulator approved Aditya Birla Renewables’ purchase of Solenergi Power, a Mauritius-registered holding company with interests in Indian solar and wind projects. Air Links: Emirates is deploying A350 aircraft on its Mauritius route, while Air Mauritius is reviewing A350 orders and seeking narrowbody aircraft—moves to watch for capacity and fleet costs.
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