IBL is a leading Group from Mauritius with a growing presence across the Indian Ocean and East Africa. Every day, our businesses touch people’s lives. Together.
Our purpose: Shaping better lives and better tomorrows. IBL Ltd est le premier groupe diversifié de Maurice hors secteur bancaire. Avec plus de 40 000 collaborateurs, plus de 300 entreprises dans 22 pays, et un engagement fort en faveur de la création de valeur durable, IBL figure parmi les 100 premiers des 500 plus importants groupes africains selon Jeune Afrique.
28/05/2026
Some people leave a company.
Others remain part of the story.
The IBL Retirees’ Circle brings together former colleagues who built friendships over decades of working together.
Today, years after retirement, they still meet regularly - not out of obligation but because those relationships still matter.
Discover the full article: https://bit.ly/4nT0EyR
25/05/2026
No two islands in the Indian Ocean are the same.
Across Réunion Island, Mauritius and Zanzibar, The Lux Collective is supporting initiatives linked to the needs of each destination - from protecting petrels and growing coral nurseries, to redistributing food, improving guest experiences, and helping women transform seaweed into natural products.
Featured in Guardians of the Indian Ocean, a 70-minute film by Mauritian director Asha Sumputh, these stories reflect something IBL values deeply: businesses that stay close to the places they are part of.
Discover the full story here : https://ow.ly/lMqE50Z3Ko3
22/05/2026
Last week, IBL Group was in Nairobi and Kigali for two major forums: Africa Forward and the Africa CEO Forum.
The events brought together businesses and decision-makers from Africa, Europe and the Indian Ocean, to discuss regional cooperation and investment as well as how to create stronger value chains and growth models grounded in local realities.
For IBL, these conversations speak directly to our Beyond Borders strategy. Regional growth is not simply about entering new markets - it requires an understanding of the contexts in which we operate, building trusted partnerships, and contributing to long-term solutions for the region.
With deep roots in Mauritius and a strong understanding of the Indian Ocean, IBL has a role to play in this wider regional conversation - working with partners to build platforms that respond to real needs.
The priority now is ex*****on: turning dialogue into real projects that create value for businesses, communities and the economies where we operate.
IBL delivered a solid financial performance for the nine months ended 31 March 2026.
Revenue grew 15.2% to Rs 94.8 billion, and operating profit increased by 25.4% to Rs 7.1 billion.
These results reflect the steady ex*****on of our Beyond Borders strategy and the continued momentum of our businesses across Mauritius, the Indian Ocean and East Africa in a complex environment.
Thank you to the teams, shareholders and partners who made this possible.
Learn more: https://ow.ly/F8Uy50YZtyx
While Nairobi is still quiet at night, Naivas’ central bakery is already busy.
Ten years ago, Naivas took a bold step in transforming its bakery operations by establishing the Naivas Central Bakery. Today, the team produces over 15,000 loaves of bread daily through a 24-hour operation.
Moses Mugo, Head of Bakery at Naivas, takes us through the work that happens before products reach the shelves across around 56 stores in Nairobi — from night production to store orders and bakery essentials.
As one of Kenya’s leading supermarket chains, Naivas is part of IBL’s growth in East Africa. This short immersion brings us closer to the teams serving customers every day.
30/04/2026
For 25 years, IBL Madagascar has grown alongside the country, building a strong nationwide presence across freight, aviation, tourism, and professional training.
At the heart of this journey is a team of more than 100 people, working closely with teams in Mauritius to support IBL Group’s long-term regional vision.
As the business continues to grow, the ambition remains clear: to grow responsibly, invest in people, and position Madagascar where it belongs - at the heart of regional trade and connectivity.
Discover the full story here: https://ow.ly/EyeJ50YSp9e
10/04/2026
In light of the current fuel and electricity situation in Mauritius, and in support of national efforts to promote responsible energy use, please note that as from Monday 13 April, IBL Head Office (IBL House) will be closed on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, with team members working from home.
IBL House will remain open on Tuesdays and Thursdays, with team members present in the office.
These arrangements will be reviewed as and when necessary, depending on how the situation evolves.
For any further information or queries, please reach out to the Head Office Communications Team at [email protected]
When Benoît Chevalier was in Mauritius recently, he joined a discussion with IBL leadership team around his book “Ce qu’attend l’Afrique, ressources locales, tensions mondiales”.
He shared a perspective shaped by 20+ years across the continent: each African market has its own trajectory, and long-term growth will depend less on external narratives than on local value creation, industrialisation, and ex*****on.
On the panel alongside Benoît were Preetee Jhamna, IBL's CFO Group Operations, and Yannis Fayd’herbe, COO of IBL's logistics activities, who work across multiple markets and see first-hand the opportunities, the trade-offs, and the need to adapt constantly.
For us at IBL, that’s exactly the balance we’re trying to strike as we invest, partner, and work across the region.
Not all journeys follow the expected path.
For Guillaume Alcindor, it meant leaving behind 12 years of office life to step into a completely new environment — one that challenged him, shaped him, and revealed strengths he didn’t know he had.
Today, in the control room at Cervonic, he navigates complexity with calm and precision, finding meaning in every challenge solved and every system running smoothly again.
Progress isn’t always about big leaps. Sometimes, it’s about showing up, learning every day, and moving forward; step by step.
Read his full story here: https://bit.ly/3PSYh2e
03/04/2026
We are looking for a Group Chief People Officer.
A leader who partners with CEOs, builds strong Human Capital teams, and leaves a lasting impact on our people and our business.
It’s an opportunity to strengthen the way we lead, develop talent, and inspire teams across Mauritius, Africa, and the Indian Ocean, while living our values of Truth, Trust, Together.
This is your opportunity to help us write the next chapter.
Interested? This role is being managed in partnership with Michael Page. For more details, reach out to Aurelie Rugbur at [email protected] or click the link to apply: https://jobs.dayforcehcm.com/en-AU/ibltogether/CANDIDATEPORTAL/jobs/3762
We are looking for a Group Chief People Officer.
A leader who partners with CEOs, builds strong Human Capital teams, and leaves a lasting impact on our people and our business.
It’s an opportunity to strengthen the way we lead, develop talent, and inspire teams across Mauritius, Africa, and the Indian Ocean, while living our values of Truth, Trust, Together.
This is your opportunity to help us write the next chapter.
Interested? This role is being managed in partnership with Michael Page. For more details, reach out to Aurelie Rugbur at [email protected] or click the link to apply: https://jobs.dayforcehcm.com/en-AU/ibltogether/CANDIDATEPORTAL/jobs/3762
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