Alert and ready to act
Anthony Leung Shing, Country Senior Partner
We are pleased to present you with our first PwC CEO Survey for Mauritius.
You will read in this report that the outlook for growth remains favourable in Mauritius, as the country is one of the most competitive economies in Africa.
While strategies will vary by company depending on its plan of action, operating model, industry context and competitive landscape, overcoming operational challenges and other essential elements for their survival will be crucial to capitalise on these growth opportunities.
Overview
The 27th Annual Global CEO Survey polled 4,702 CEOs in 105 countries and territories from 2 October through 10 November 2023. This report focused on survey results of Mauritius CEOs.
83% of CEOs in Mauritius exhibit strong confidence in the country’s economic prospects, compared to a 38% global sentiment.
In Brief
- The EU remains an important player for Mauritian CEOs, with France leading the way. South Africa and Kenya follow closely, while Africa as a region represents 63% of countries important to their revenue growth prospects.
- Against this optimism, rising inflation and macroeconomic volatility continue to be a concern for the majority of Mauritian CEOs.
- While the implementation of generative AI has been slow, Mauritian CEOs see it as playing a more substantial role in how their businesses will deliver value (77%) in the next three years,
- 74% of Mauritian CEOs are working at improving their energy efficiency, while 70% of them are moving towards new client-friendly products, services or technologies.
Mauritius CEO Survey 2024
Contact us
Anthony Leung Shing, ACA, CTA
EMA Deputy Regional Senior Partner, Country Senior Partner, PwC Mauritius
Tel: +230 404 5071
Olivier Rey
EMA Clients and Markets Leader, Assurance Partner, PwC Mauritius
Tel: +230 404 5145
Ariane Serret
Senior Manager, Clients and Markets Development, PwC Mauritius
Tel: +230 4045029
