AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoRegional Investment: Mauritius is among the countries expected to send representatives to the CII Partnership Summit in Visakhapatnam on Nov. 12–13, where trade, technology and investment opportunities are on the agenda. African Finance: The Africa Credit Rating Agency has been launched in Port Louis. Its backers say high risk premiums cost the continent about $75 billion a year in extra interest. Business Links: Mauritius will host the U.S.-Africa Business Summit on Dec. 6–9, with energy, infrastructure, agribusiness, finance and technology among its focus areas. Mining: Grand Baie-based Alphamin will supply up to 3,600 tonnes of tin a year from its DRC mine to a new U.S. smelter for an initial two years. Economic Pressures: A Mauritius economic commentary highlights a widening gap between listed-company profits and GDP growth, alongside cost-of-living and housing strains. Workplace Safety: Three Bangladeshi workers were reported killed in a workplace accident in Mauritius.
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