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The Stock Exchange of Mauritius (SEM) commenced operations in July 1989 as a domestic equity-focused exchange. In 2010, SEM undertook a transformative shift by internationalizing its operational and regulatory frameworks. Today, SEM is a dynamic exchange hosting 180+ securities across diverse asset classes, including equities, debt products, ETFs, ETNs, depository receipts, and structured products. In November 2024, SEM launched SEMX, a dedicated segment with specific listing rules to cater for the needs of high-growth companies. Africa Global Funds’s Anna Lyudvig spoke with Sunil Benimadhu, Chief Executive of the Stock Exchange of Mauritius, to learn more about the new segment, other initiatives at the Exchange and digital transformation.

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who we are The Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone (TASEZ) is Africa’s first automotive city, an industrial hub that provides investors with a wide range of offerings to help their business flourish. what we do The Tshwane Automotive Special Economic Zone (TASEZ) provides a secure high tech business environment for manufacturers within the automotive sector. SEZ INCENTIVES OUR TENANTS SMME PARTICIPATION INSIGHTS & NEWS Mashatile: Gauteng key to turning R1.5tn investment pledges into jobs and industrial growth By Mandla Mpangase South African Deputy President Paul Mashatile has positioned Gauteng as the critical engine for converting South Africa’s record investment pledges into tangible… Read More Gauteng targets R200bn in new investment as MEC Maile positions province as Africa’s deal-making hub By Mandla Mpangase Lebogang Maile, former Gauteng MEC for Finance and Economic Development and now MEC for Education, has set an ambitious target of mobilising… Read More Ramaphosa hails record investment pledges as South Africa ‘turns a corner’ By Mandla Mpangase President Cyril Ramaphosa has declared that South Africa is entering a “new phase of growth”, following record-breaking investment commitments announced at the… Read More TASEZ begins Phase 2 expansion to bolster automotive capacity   TASEZ has broken ground on Phase 2 of its expansion, with bulk infrastructure works and a 15ML reservoir underway, as the SEZ scales up capacity,… Read More our shareholders

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South Africa’s home for circular economy, initiating and supporting ongoing circular economy activities, bridging silos and creating new partnerships and business opportunities to accelerate the transition.