Mauritian Espitalier-Noel family suffers $9-million loss from ENL stake
With their stake now worth more than $45 million, the affluent Mauritian Espitalier-Noel family ranks among the richest families in Mauritius.
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With their stake now worth more than $45 million, the affluent Mauritian Espitalier-Noel family ranks among the richest families in Mauritius.
Despite this recent setback, Dalais remains one of the most affluent CEOs in Mauritius and East Africa.
Ha Chow holds a 14.59-percent stake in ABC Banking Corp., making her the second-largest shareholder in the Port Louis-based financial services provider.
Lagesse and his siblings own a 16.8-percent joint stake in IBL Group, or 114,369,469 shares.
Galea owns 15.43 percent of the insurer, worth $25.5 million.
The family controls a 12.8-percent stake in Medine Limited, worth almost $20 million.
The Mauritius-based group is led by Espitalier-Noel, who has a 9.92-percent beneficial stake in the company.
The multimillion-dollar losses posted by the Mauritian conglomerate brings its total operating losses since June 2019 to $47.6 million.
Rogers and Company Limited is a Mauritius-based international services and investment firm.
Members of the family include Marie Therese Doger De Speville, Thomas Doger de Spéville, and 82-year-old Pierre Doger de Speville.
The Mauritius-based conglomerate recorded a triple-digit increase in profit in the first half of its 2022 fiscal year.
New Mauritius Hotels has long been the pioneer and leader of the Mauritian tourist business.
Dalais, the chairman of the Mauritius-based company, owns an eight-percent stake in CIEL.
McAllister is a veteran banker with an enviable track record of strategic leadership and cognate experience that spans more than three decades.