Antananarivo, Madagascar, August 18, 2025 – Madagascar Invest, an investment consultancy facilitating foreign ventures in Madagascar, and Nobilis Group, a real estate developer specializing in luxury projects, have entered into a strategic partnership to accelerate real estate development in the greater Tamatave region of Madagascar. The collaboration was formalized with a Memorandum of...
Welcome to Antananarivo, the vibrant capital of Madagascar. Whether you’re visiting for a crucial business meeting or coming to Madagascar for investment purposes, Tana offers a diverse choice of accommodations and culinary experiences. To help you make the most of your stay, here’s a guide to some of the city’s most appealing hotels and restaurants. Where to Stay: Your Ideal Home Away...
When considering investment destinations in East Africa and the Indian Ocean, Madagascar and Kenya offer contrasting landscapes. While Kenya is a well-established regional hub, Madagascar presents a frontier market with vast untapped potential. This article provides an overview for business investors to weigh the pros and cons of each. Geographical Overview Kenya Situated on the East African...
To set up a mining business in Madagascar, the new Mining Code (Loi n° 2023- 007) outlines a descriptive process involving various permits, obligations, and administrative bodies. The main goal of the new code is to strengthen the role of the state and Decentralized Territorial Collectivities (CTD), and ensure sustainable management of natural resources, including valuing minerals while preserving the...
Gérer une entreprise à Madagascar implique de comprendre et de respecter un ensemble d'obligations fiscales et juridiques. Celles-ci comprennent les impôts sur le revenu et la valeur ajoutée, les cotisations sociales, ainsi que des déclarations spécifiques exigées par l'administration fiscale et du travail. Vous trouverez ci-dessous un aperçu des éléments clés que les nouvelles entreprises doivent anticiper et préparer. Cet article est divisé en 3 parties distinctes...
Looking for a job abroad is no small feat—especially in a country as unique as Madagascar. But with the right tools, mindset, and a bit of initiative, building a professional life here is entirely possible—and often deeply rewarding. To provide grounded insight, we spoke with two expats about how they found their jobs, the challenges they faced, and the advice they would give to anyone considering...
Protecting your business identity is crucial for success in any market, and Madagascar is no exception. Whether you’re establishing a new company in Madagascar or safeguarding your existing brand, understanding the process of registration with the Office Malgache de la Propriété Industrielle (OMAPI) is essential. OMAPI is the Malagasy organization responsible for...
Choosing the right bank in Madagascar is crucial for both individuals and businesses, given the varying levels of service, accessibility, and reliability among banks operating in the country. It’s also important to note that for entrepreneurs in Madagascar, opening a bank account is mandatory for any taxpayer generating revenue exceeding Ar 50,000,000 per annum, as per current fiscal...
There are many great business ideas in Madagascar that investors can take advantage of, however, certain business industries are subject to strict regulations, requiring permits or licenses from relevant ministries. Some permits must be secured before a company is established, while others are needed post-incorporation. This article provides an overview of the relevant activities...
Fianarantsoa is often perceived as an old and quiet town, mainly a stopover on the famous RN7 route. However, a closer look at Fianarantsoa will reveal that it is much more than just a transit point to the south of Madagascar. This historical city, known for its relaxed atmosphere, is also famous for its wine, tea, and rich cultural heritage. While it doesn’t have a thriving festival...