Your business champions product reuse, digital innovation or responsible manufacturing and you face multiple challenges.
Get ready to:
Supporting local entrepreneurs with a unique scheme designed to foster business growth.
A rate as low as
MCB PLR + 0.5%
Interest rates
Up to
10 years
Affordable financing
Up to
100%
Funding based on eligibility
Up to
12 months
Moratorium period on loan
Your business needs to fit one of the following categories to benefit from our Lokal is Beautiful scheme.
Companies that manufacture and process food such as bakery products, dairy products, honey production, beverages, canned and preserved foods.
Companies that produce pharmaceutical products or medicines such as OTC (over-the-counter) medications, skincare products, nutritional supplements.
Manufacture construction materials such as cement, glass, insulation products, and concrete products.
Promote local and sustainable fashion production, such as supporting local clothing designers, textile factory, or garment manufacturing.
Local artisans, craftsmen, and entrepreneurs engaged in creating unique, handmade goods, such as pottery, woodwork, jewellery, or specialty foods (e.g pickles, Mazavaroo).
Creation and manufacturing of artistic and cultural products such as heritage instruments, performing arts, film production, exhibition and galleries, and visual arts.
Local agricultural production, including farms, greenhouses, aquaculture facilities, or food processing operations that prioritize local sourcing and distribution.
Produce various types of packaging materials and solutions such as food containers, custom boxes, bubble wraps, foam inserts.
Produce integrated circuits (chips) and other semiconductor components.
Focus on developing custom software applications, mobile apps, or web platforms.
Focus on upgrading or expanding IT infrastructure, such as network upgrades, server deployments, or cloud migration projects.
Leverage data analysis and business intelligence tools to extract insights, improve decision-making, or optimize processes.
Strengthen information security, including the implementation of advanced security systems, vulnerability assessments, or employee training programs.
Focus on building or enhancing online shopping platforms, payment gateways, inventory management systems, or customer relationship management (CRM) systems.
Support initiatives centered around artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, such as developing AI-powered chatbots, recommendation systems, or predictive analytics models.
Drive digital transformation efforts within organizations, encompassing areas such as cloud computing, process automation, digitizing workflows, or adopting agile methodologies.
Focus on developing or expanding recycling facilities, processes, or technologies to recover and repurpose waste materials. Examples include plastic recycling, paper recycling.
Design and implement ecofriendly packaging alternatives, such as compostable packaging, reusable containers, or innovative materials that reduce waste.
Engage in sustainable agriculture practices, organic farming, food waste reduction, or alternative food production. These companies emphasize regenerative agricultural techniques, promote local and organic food production, and contribute to reducing food loss and waste.
Aim to recover valuable resources from waste streams or transform waste materials into higher-value products, such as converting organic waste into compost or upcycling textile waste into new products.
Focus on optimizing supply chain operations to minimize waste, reduce environmental impact, and maximize resource efficiency. For e.g.; companies that promote sustainable sourcing, collaborate with suppliers on waste reduction initiatives, and implement circular logistics and reverse supply chain strategies.
Focus on preserving and restoring natural ecosystems, biodiversity, and the planet’s resources while fostering sustainable economic growth. Examples include ecosystem restoration, Marine Conversation,Permaculture, Eco-Tourism.
Facilitate the sharing, renting, or leasing of goods and services among individuals or businesses, aiming to optimize resource utilization. The sharing economy operates on the principle of access over ownership, allowing multiple users to make use of underutilized resources, thereby reducing waste and promoting a circular economy. E.g.; co-working spaces, carpooling
Mauritian companies with the 'Made in Moris' certification.
The LIB Scheme is designed to support Micro Enterprises, Small Businesses, Medium Businesses and Mid-Market enterprises by providing crucial access to finance, fostering business growth and economic development.
The LIB scheme is an affordable financing option that allow businesses to:
If your business is a micro enterprise, a small business, a medium businesses or a mid-market enterprise, and your business activities falls into one of the following categories , then you are eligible to apply!
The interest rate for the LIB Scheme is MCB PLR+0.5%.
Set up fees: 0.5% of the amount financed, with a maximum of MUR25,000.
Review Fee: 0.5% of the amount financed, with a minimum of MUR2,500 and a maximum of MUR 25,000.
There is no maximum amount but the minimum amount of financing under the LIB Scheme is MUR 100,000.
The repayment period is up to seven years and will be dependent on the purpose of financing.
This will depend on the type of financing.
Please contact your Relationship Officer who will guide you on the application process or send a WhatsApp message at (+230) 202 6060.
The application process for the LIB Scheme typically requires the following documents:
There is a moratorium of up to 12 months for loan repayment.
We recommend that you select the most appropriate category that fits your nature of business and purpose of financing.
You can reach out to your Relationship Officer for more details. Alternatively, you can send a WhatsApp message at (+230) 202 6060.