
Mauritian businessman Arnaud Mayer’s Evaco Group reports $1.2 million loss in H1 2024
Revenue dropped from MUR347.94 million ($7.5 million) to MUR232.4 million ($5 million), while finance costs surged to MUR63.1 million ($1.36 million).
Revenue dropped from MUR347.94 million ($7.5 million) to MUR232.4 million ($5 million), while finance costs surged to MUR63.1 million ($1.36 million).
While revenue edged higher, the group’s profit took a hit, weighed down by new tax levies and weaker contributions from its agro business.
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Mayer founded Evaco Group as a real estate development company in 2001.
IBL Group is a leading conglomerate with more than 200 brands.
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Noel owns 0.55 percent of Mauritius’ largest banking group, MCB Group Limited.
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Ribet controls a significant 3.32-percent stake in the company worth $1.71 million.
The Espitalier-Noel family is one of the wealthiest families in Mauritius.
The Mauritius-based group is led by Espitalier-Noel, who has a 9.92-percent beneficial stake in the company.