AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMauritius–India business finance: The Wealth Company (Pantomath Group) launched a GIFT City IFSC “Gift City Fund”/IFSC Fund of Funds, offering eligible NRIs a single, US-dollar denominated route into India’s mutual fund and ETF universe. Mauritius in regional capital markets: Kenya’s crypto startups are weighing moves to Mauritius or South Africa after new Kenyan virtual-asset rules introduced minimum paid-up capital requirements that smaller firms say they can’t meet. Local investment and deal flow: Osiris Group entered the Guernsey fiduciary market after securing licences, adding Channel Islands services to its existing Mauritius footprint for private wealth and trust administration. Trade and growth linkages: India’s exports under free trade agreements jumped in Q1 FY27, with shipments to Singapore up 101.2% and to Sri Lanka up 123.8%, while Mauritius is listed among operational FTA partners. Policy and governance watch: Mauritius backed a precautionary pause on deep-seabed mining at the ISA, joining other African states pushing for stronger scientific and risk-based decisions. Corporate market headlines: WeWork Global sold a 2.5% stake in WeWork India Management for ₹244 crore, with Mauritius-linked entities among buyers. Regulatory/market risk: Zee Entertainment got interim relief from India’s SAT to proceed with its ₹3,143 crore fundraising plan involving Sunbright Mauritius Investments, subject to penalties. Maritime security: India’s Navy chief met Mauritius officials to deepen maritime security cooperation.
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