Delta Africa to acquire Mauritian property
2015-11-10 · Industrial Developments news
Delta Africa Property Holdings is to acquire a new A-Grade property in Mauritius from Jade Towers for $13.1m‚ it announced on Monday.
The property‚ which includes a building known as Barclays House‚ is situated in Moka‚ Ebene‚ on the Indian Ocean island.
The property is being acquired through Delta’s wholly-owned subsidiary BH Property.
Delta said it had targeted Mauritius as an investment destination due to its stable economy and to further capitalise on the group’s existing infrastructure in Mauritius.
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