| | La Stock Exchange of Mauritius s’en sort bien malgré la crise économique mondiale | | | Stéphane Saminaden
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| La Stock Exchange of Mauritius (SEM), la compagnie détenant la Bourse de Port-Louis, a tiré son épingle du jeu, malgré la débâcle boursière associée à la crise économique mondiale.
Pour l’année financière se terminant au 30 juin 2009, la SEM a réalisé des bénéfices nets de Rs 73 millions contre Rs 79 millions l’année dernière. La reprise du marché boursier, après le creux le plus bas de février dernier, a contribué à éviter le pire dans un marché qui avait perdu près d’un quart de sa capitalisation boursière.
Les revenus se sont élevés à Rs 112 millions contre Rs 121 millions l’année dernière. La SEM a obtenu moins de revenus en termes de frais sur les transactions mais a, par contre, été sensiblement plus performante sur ses investissements.
La crise passée, la SEM s’attelle plus que jamais à son grand projet du moment: le lancement d’une nouvelle famille de produits dérivés, prévu pour le premier trimestre de l’année prochaine.
La SEM compte muscler davantage sa campagne d’information et de sensibilisation sur ces nouveaux produits avant de se jeter à l’eau, laisse entendre le Chief executive de la SEM, Sunil Benimadhou. |
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| Les dernières reactions | | | ECONOMIC SUCCESS -- DOES THE MMM HAVE BETTER TO PROPOSE OR WILL IT WISELY WAIT ITS TURN? | | | MoralScientist Nov 09, 2009 | | | Mauritius is a very, very small country, but does very, very well. How does the country manage such astounding achievements? First and foremost, the collective wisdom that has been accumulated by our highly-adaptive, multi-cultural society recognises that most games either are positive sum or, when they are not, an isomorphic (i.e. having the same characteristics) positive-sum supergame can be defined that ensconce the original game within the supergame. Secondly we have, despite our self-deprecation and self-flagellation, allowed opinion-leaders, scientists, administrators to emerge who have kept their eyes open to see wen the sand is shifting. Thus, when the idea of export-led growth and Export Procesing Zones started blossoming on the international stage, we were among the first developing countries to enthusiastically embrace the notion. Then, when weather patterns in the early 1970's sent the price of sugar spiking, we opted for a solid anchor within the Lome Agreement, and used the windfall to boost our tourism industry. Then, afflicted by the 'Dutch disease', our leaders were very agile in seeing the potentials of the Double Tax Avoidance Treaty with India for the wealth management not only of the Indian diaspora overseas, but also for other offshore investors. Next came the potentials of Information Technology business, the seafood hub, financial innovation, and now the Integrated Resource Scheme programme. Further potentials lie ahead in the judicious exploitation of the large lnd concessions we have secured in Mozambique, in regional cooperation and outward investment of Mauritian capitl in regional economes with excellent potential. With the consoldation of the power base of President Guebuza in Mozambique after the recent elections and the fragile transition political in Madagascar, but both countries having great economic production potential afflicted by a pronounced tendency for corruption, the relatively enlightened and sound-governance business practices of Mauritian investors can be deployed in these countries with great felicity for both the host country and the Mauritian entrepreneurs. OK: it's not necessarily going to be as smooth as I make it sound and there will be plenty of hiccups. But our domestic political rivalries and inter-'communal' recriminations should not blind us to the enviable achievements that, in spite of the apparently pitiful fate of a people condemned to be tossed about in our 'overcrowded barracoon' navigating very rough seas, we have so far made. More achievements lie ahead, and our political parties and leaders and counsellors of socio-economic groups should tke heart that the game is positive sum, and the wheel of fortune turns among rivals. | | | Voir plus |
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