AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoCross-border payments: India’s UPI is now accepted in 11 more countries, including Mauritius, as the government prepares to introduce MDR charges from Oct 15, 2026—raising questions on whether the new fees will apply overseas. Mauritius finance & sustainability: Oficea raised MUR 3.4bn via a sustainable bond (1.5x oversubscribed) to refinance debt and fund its green office project in Telfair, targeting LEED certification. Institutional deals: Accel India (via Accel India III Mauritius) and 360 ONE sold nearly 62 lakh BlueStone shares in block/bulk deals worth Rs 513 crore; buyers included mutual funds and insurers, while Accel’s stake fell to 8.71%. UNGA diplomacy: Netanyahu’s UN speech triggered walkouts by dozens of delegates; Mauritius was among countries reported with empty seats. Regional governance: IEC ordered a three-tier audit of voters’ roll and election technology ahead of 2028 polls. Business recognition: South African entrepreneurs Karthi Moothsamy and Saantha Naidoo received Crown Jewel of World Tamils awards in Mauritius. Ocean economy: EU-Canada-backed OceanEye alliance secured about €211m+ in pledges to expand global ocean observation, with Mauritius among participating countries.
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