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Mauritius is a small upper-middle-income island economy in the Indian Ocean with a nominal GDP of approximately USD 15 billion and a well-diversified services base. The economy is driven by financial services, tourism, information and communication technology, and the textile and manufacturing sectors, which together account for the bulk of GDP and employment. The country has built a reputation as a leading African financial centre and global business hub, offering a transparent legal system, a broad tax treaty network, and an open investment environment. Real GDP grew 4.7 percent in 2024 and is projected to moderate to around 3.2 percent in 2025, supported by continued strength in financial services, construction, and visitor arrivals. The Stock Exchange of Mauritius is one of the more developed capital markets in sub-Saharan Africa, with the banking and financial sector dominating listed market capitalisation.

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GDP danh nghĩa, USD	$15.00B
Tăng trưởng GDP thực, hàng năm	4.7%
Lạm phát hàng năm	3.6%
Dân số người	1.3M
GDP bình quân đầu người USD	$12,973
Vốn hóa thị trường tổng niêm yết, USD	$8.89B
Vốn hóa thị trường / GDP	55.0%
Thất nghiệp	5.7%
Công ty niêm yết	57
Sàn giao dịch	Stock Exchange of Mauritius Ltd (SEM)

Năm dữ liệu: 2024. Nguồn: IMF Country Report No. 25/136 (Mauritius, 2025), OECD Economic Outlook Volume 2025 Issue 1, African Development Bank, Mauritius Economic Outlook 2025, Stock Exchange of Mauritius Factbook 2025, Statistics Mauritius, Labour Force and Employment 2025, Focus Economics, Mauritius Country Profile, World Bank, Market Capitalisation of Listed Domestic Companies, MSCI Mauritius Index Factsheet (MSCI.com), MCB Group Investor Factsheet, October 2025, Shore Africa, 21 Most Valuable Companies on the SEM, November 2025. Individual figures may cover different reference periods — for example a fiscal year, or an estimate for the current year — and the overview above states these where known.

Sàn giao dịch địa phương & tiếp cận

Sàn giao dịch	Stock Exchange of Mauritius Ltd
Mã	SEM
Trang web	www.stockexchangeofmauritius.com
Tiền tệ	MUR

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Foreign investors can access Mauritius-listed equities through local stockbrokers licensed by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius and the Stock Exchange of Mauritius. Member firms of the SEM include institutions such as MCB Capital Markets Ltd, SBM Securities Ltd, Perigeum Capital Ltd, and several others. Non-resident investors are generally permitted to hold and trade shares on the SEM without foreign ownership restrictions on most listed securities, and dividends and capital proceeds can be repatriated freely. International investors without a local brokerage relationship may obtain indirect exposure through frontier-market funds or ETFs that hold SEM-listed securities.

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Mauritius is a popular destination for expatriates and retirees owing to its political stability, English and French language environment, high human development index, and relatively low crime rates. The Premium Visa programme allows foreign nationals to live, work remotely, or retire in Mauritius without a fixed-term restriction, provided they demonstrate sufficient financial means. The country has a favourable tax regime with a flat income tax rate and no capital gains tax, which attracts high-net-worth individuals and digital nomads. Healthcare standards are among the better ones on the African continent, and a range of international schools operate on the island.