Why invest in South Africa?

South Africa is a growing and promising market for investors with diverse opportunities:

Economic Policy: South Africa has been at the center of economic reforms in the mid-1990s, reducing the deficit and deregulation of businesses to reduce taxes and tariffs. Important initiatives such as national development plans, unemployment reduction, and business landscape investment.

Business Environment: Johannesburg The South African Stock Exchange is ranked 20th in the world and is in harmony with the London Stock Exchange. South Africa's World Economic Forum was the first to announce the World Competitiveness Index in 2015-16 and the World Bank announced the simplicity of its business in 2018 (since 190).

Business Value: The exchange rate of South Africa is a Business ideal place for foreigners to start and move business. Favorable oil and energy prices, along with competitive communication costs, are included in commercial operations, but similar market developments have increased corporate tax rates by 28%.

Advantages of localization: African doors in South Africa's African markets, Botswana, Namibia, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Lesotho, and Swaziland. The BRICS Group (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) offers promising commercial opportunities around the world, while airlines and shipping create South Africa in international markets.

Developed industry: In addition to mining and agriculture, South Africa has an interesting investment potential for emerging industries, including high-tech sectors such as scientific equipment, power engineering, telecommunications, machinery and IT. International tourism in South Africa is very popular.