Funding and investors in Mauritius: market analysis
Who invests in Mauritius, in which sectors, with which tickets and instruments: every figure below is computed from the funding deals recorded on the platform.
3
deals recorded
1
over 12 months
17.5 M$
median disclosed ticket
2
identified investors
Key findings
- 3 funding deals recorded (Mauritius) since 2021, involving 3 companies and 2 identified investors. 1 of them over the last 12 months.
- Median disclosed ticket: 17.5 M$; half of the deals fall between 16.3 M$ and 18.8 M$ (2 amounts disclosed out of 3, 35 M$ in total).
- Where the money goes: Real estate (33 %), Business & personal services (33 %), Telecoms & digital infrastructure (33 %).
- Most frequent stage: Growth (100 %); most used instrument: Equity (67 %).
- Most active investors: BluePeak Private Capital (2), AfricInvest (1).
- 0 % of deals are syndicated (at least two investors around the table).
Sectors
- Real estate1
- Business & personal services1
- Telecoms & digital infrastructure1
Industries
- Consulting and professional services1
- Commercial real estate1
- Telecom towers and fibre1
Stages
- Growth3
Instruments
- Equity2
- Mezzanine debt1
Deals per year
| Year | Deals | Disclosed amounts |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | 1 | 15 M$ |
| 2022 | 1 | 20 M$ |
| 2026 | 1 | — |
Most active investors
- BluePeak Private Capital2 deals
- AfricInvest1 deal
Latest deals
| Company | Date | Disclosed amounts | Lead |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spoon ConsultingConsulting and professional services · Mauritius · Growth | Sept 2026 | undisclosed | AfricInvestsource |
| iENG GroupTelecom towers and fibre · Mauritius · Growth | Apr 2022 | 20 M$ | BluePeak Private Capitalsource |
| Grit Real Estate Income GroupCommercial real estate · Mauritius · Growth | Dec 2021 | 15 M$ | BluePeak Private Capitalsource |
See also
Method: published funding deals (press releases, specialised media), recorded by Invest Matching's news monitoring and reviewed before integration. Amounts in US dollars; deals without a disclosed amount count in the totals, not in the medians.