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# [MAURITIUS] EDB: 200 actions, Rs 40 billion FDI target and a global Top 10 ambition for 2026-2027
- URL: https://businessoi.media/en/maurice-edb-200-actions-rs-40-milliards-dide-et-une-ambition-top-10-mondial-pour-2026-2027-en/
- Published: 2026-08-23T08:44:15.000Z
- Updated: 2026-08-23T08:44:15.000Z
- Description: Mauritius EDB targets Rs 38-40 billion in FDI and Rs 125 billion in private investment for 2026-2027, with 200 actions and 28 priorities to enter the global B-Ready Top 10.
- Author: Emmanuel TAOCHY
- Tags: Maurice, Investissement, Économie, Flash de mi-journée, #en

**The EDB of Mauritius has adopted an unprecedented action plan: 200 actions across 28 priority initiatives, a foreign direct investment (FDI) target of Rs 38-40 billion, and a private sector investment goal of Rs 125 billion for 2026-2027.** The ambition is clear: push Mauritius into the top ten of the World Bank B-Ready ranking.

## An accelerating investment pipeline

At its latest board meeting, the EDB reviewed 20 investment projects with a combined potential of Rs 29.6 billion. Five of them, worth Rs 13.7 billion, were immediately unlocked for rapid implementation. The remaining fifteen — representing Rs 15.9 billion — are receiving active EDB support to secure the necessary permits and authorisations. The overall export target is set beyond Rs 495 billion in goods and services combined.

## 28 priorities across four pillars

The plan is built around four structural axes: improving the business climate, accelerating digital transformation, strengthening ESG practices, and creating a more predictable regulatory framework for investors. These 28 priorities translate into more than 200 concrete actions covering the entire investment lifecycle.

## Why it matters

Mauritius is in a race against regional competitors like Rwanda and the UAE. With Rs 40 billion in FDI as a floor target, the island aims to demonstrate that its model — competitive taxation, institutional stability, and a services-driven economy — remains a reference for international capital seeking a gateway into sub-Saharan Africa and the Indian Ocean. A Top 10 B-Ready position would send a powerful signal to multinationals and institutional funds.

*Source: EDB Mauritius / Le Mauricien / Defimedia — August 2026*