Landscope Mauritius
Landscope Mauritius is a state-owned public company that develops and manages a diversified property portfolio valued at over Rs 22 billion for the Government of Mauritius, spanning office towers, industrial parks, business parks, retail, residential morcellements, and renewable energy assets, serving government ministries, corporations, and individual homebuyers.
- Company typePublic
- Founded2016
- HeadquartersEbène, Mauritius
- Headcount251–500
- GTM typeB2B
- OfferingServices
What Landscope Mauritius does
Landscope Mauritius (legal entity: Landscope (Mauritius) Ltd) is a state-owned public company incorporated in Mauritius that operates as the consolidated property development and management arm of the Government of Mauritius. Formed from the 2018 rebranding of the former State Land Property Development entity, the company owns and manages one of the island's largest diversified property portfolios, valued at over Rs 22 billion, spanning office towers (SABV Tower, Cyber Tower 2, Rose Belle Building, Trade & Marketing Centre, Informatics Park at La Tour Koenig), thirteen industrial parks, business parks (Ebene Cybercity, Rose Belle, Riche Terre), retail assets (Port Louis Waterfront), specialty venues (SVICC, Ebene Conference Hall), and specialty infrastructure including the multi-level Rs 400 million Ebene Car Park. Its development pipeline includes the Côte d'Or Technopole (Rs 25+ billion projected, with 12 specialized centers and the 150-arpent Côte d'Or Data Technology Park), the Rs 1 billion AVA Technopark medical devices park, the Rose Belle Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences Park, the Education and Health Hub, and residential morcellements such as Iremia.
Landscope generates revenue across multiple streams: recurring property rental income from office towers, industrial buildings, business parks, and retail; one-time property sales (residential lots, commercial parcels); agricultural land leasing (600 arpents across 74 parcels to 50 agripreneurs on 7-year renewable terms); solar energy generation through the wholly-owned Landscope Solar subsidiary (10 MW La Valette farm in partnership with CEB, targeting ~20 GWh annually); and managed services through its subsidiary Mauri-Facilities Management Co Ltd. Pricing is quote-based and negotiated individually rather than published. The go-to-market motion is split between enterprise field sales to government ministries, corporations, and educational institutions (via direct B2B negotiation) and direct-to-consumer sales for residential developments (with e-tender procurement for suppliers). Its customer base is anchored by government and quasi-government entities including the Ministry of Health, MRA, CEB, MCIA, MIE, Open University of Mauritius, the Embassy of India, and the Consulate General of Saudi Arabia. Operating geographies are domestic Mauritius, with footprints across Ebene Cybercity, Port Louis, Rose Belle, La Tour Koenig, Riche Terre, Côte d'Or, Bambous, and Rivière Noire. Leadership comprises CEO Naila Hanoomanjee and Chairperson Preetam Boodhun.
Landscope Mauritius firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- Landscope Mauritius
- Legal name
- Landscope (Mauritius) Ltd
- Website
- https://landscopemauritius.com
- Company type
- Public
- Founded year
- 2016
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 251–500 employees
- Short description
- Landscope Mauritius is a state-owned public company that develops and manages a diversified property portfolio valued at over Rs 22 billion for the Government of Mauritius, spanning office towers, industrial parks, business parks, retail, residential morcellements, and renewable energy assets, serving government ministries, corporations, and individual homebuyers.
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Landscope Mauritius industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Real Estate Development and Property Management
- NAICS
- Nonresidential Property Managers (531312), Real Estate Property Managers (53131), Lessors of Other Real Estate Property (53119)
- SIC
- Lessors Of Real Property, Nec (6519), Real Estate Agents & Managers (For Others) (6531), Land Subdividers & Developers (No Cemeteries) (6552), Real Estate Dealers (For Their Own Account) (6532)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Public Property & Asset Management (Federal Buildings, Fleet, Land) (BPAIAAAJ)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Data Center Property Management (BPAJAGAK), Land Administration & Cadastral Services (Public Land Records, Parcel Management) (BPAIANAH)
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Where Landscope Mauritius is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- Ebène
- HQ country
- Mauritius
- HQ region
- Africa
Offices1 record
Markets served
Landscope Mauritius business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2B
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Infrastructure, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain
Revenue model
- Property Rental Income: Recurring rental income from office towers (SABV Tower, Rose Belle Building, Cyber Tower 2), industrial buildings, business parks, and retail/commercial properties across Mauritius
- Property Sales: One-time sales of residential morcellement lots (e.g., Iremia project), commercial properties, and developed land parcels
- Agricultural Land Leasing: Rental income from 600 arpents of agricultural land leased to agripreneurs through 7-year renewable leases, subdivided into 74 parcels
- Solar Energy Generation: Revenue from 10 MW solar farm at La Valette, generating clean electricity to power approximately 13,000 households with projected 20 GWh annually for two decades
- Property Management Services: Fees for managing properties on behalf of government and private clients, including maintenance, security, and administrative services
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Other | Multi-year contract | Custom quote-based pricing for all property services |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels4 records
Marketing channels7 records
Landscope Mauritius product offering
Product offeringCore offering
Landscope Mauritius is a state-owned property development and management company that owns, develops, leases, and manages a diversified portfolio of prime real estate assets across Mauritius, including office towers, industrial parks, business parks, retail/commercial properties, specialty assets, residential morcellements, and agricultural land. The company also develops strategic projects such as the Côte d'Or Technopole and Smart City, and operates renewable energy and facility management businesses through subsidiaries.
Product overview
Landscope Mauritius operates as one of Mauritius's largest diversified property development and management companies, owning and managing a portfolio of prime property assets valued at over Rs 22 billion. The company operates across multiple segments: office towers (including SABV Tower, Cyber Tower 2, Rose Belle Building, Trade & Marketing Centre, and Informatics Park at La Tour Koenig), industrial buildings across thirteen industrial parks, retail/commercial assets (Port Louis Waterfront), business parks (Ebene Cybercity, Rose Belle), industrial parks (La Tour Koenig, Riche Terre), and specialty assets (SVICC, Conference Hall, Ebene Car Park). The portfolio includes completed landmark projects such as the New Supreme Court (USD 30M, India-funded), Port Louis Waterfront renovation (Rs 300M+), Côte d'Or Technopole, Côte d'Or Data Technology Park (150 arpents), AVA Technopark (Rs 1B medical devices park, 54,460 m²), and the Rose Belle Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences Park. Under development are the Education and Health Hub at Côte d'Or Smart City, the SABV Tower refurbishment, and residential morcellements including Iremia. Through its dedicated subsidiary Landscope Solar, the company operates a 10 MW solar farm at La Valette, Bambous (Rs 550M investment) in partnership with the CEB. The Centralised Digital Land Bank platform manages 600 arpents of agricultural land for food production. The EbeneConnect shuttle service provides free mobility within Ebene Cybercity. Key subsidiaries include Cyber Properties Investment Ltd and Mauri-Facilities Management Co Ltd.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Landscope Solar: A dedicated entity created to manage solar and renewable energy projects, including the 10 MW solar farm at La Valette, Bambous.
- EbeneGreen
Products and services
- Office Tower Leasing Portfolio Premium office tower properties available for commercial leasing, including SABV Tower (formerly Cyber Tower 1), Cyber Tower 2 in Ebene Cybercity, Rose Belle Building along the South motorway, Trade & Marketing Centre, and Informatics Park at La Tour Koenig. Targeted at businesses, government tenants, and corporate organizations seeking modern office space in strategic Mauritius locations.
- Industrial Building Leasing
- Port Louis Waterfront Retail Property Commercial retail waterfront property in Port Louis, operated and managed by Landscope Mauritius with renovated public spaces, commercial units, and leisure amenities. Major redevelopment investment exceeding Rs 300 million revitalized the capital's waterfront for retail tenants and visitors.
- Ebene Cybercity Business Park Major business park at Ebene, one of Mauritius's key economic zones, owned and managed by Landscope Mauritius. Provides office, retail, and commercial infrastructure within the cybercity ecosystem, including the iconic SABV Tower and other commercial assets for businesses and government tenants.
- Rose Belle Business Park Business park location in the southern region of Mauritius, offering modern commercial and business infrastructure including the Rose Belle Building office tower and pharmaceutical/life sciences park facilities.
- La Tour Koenig Industrial Park Industrial park in La Tour Koenig, providing dedicated industrial infrastructure including the Informatics Park facilities for manufacturing, technology, and industrial operations.
- Riche Terre Business and Industrial Park Combined business and industrial park development in Riche Terre, hosting the Mauritius Cane Industry Authority (MCIA) sugar storage and distribution warehouse with tripled storage capacity by 2024, plus facilities for other industrial and commercial tenants.
- SVICC Convention Centre Swami Vivekananda International Convention Centre - a specialty convention and events venue located within the Ebene Cybercity area, managed by Landscope Mauritius for corporate events, conferences, and community gatherings. Currently undergoing refurbishment works.
- Conference Hall at Ebene Cybercity Dedicated conference and events hall within Ebene Cybercity, operated by Landscope Mauritius as part of its specialty assets portfolio for corporate and community events.
- Ebene Car Park Multi-level technology-enabled parking facility at the south entrance of Ebene Cybercity with 900+ parking spaces, electronic card-based remote identification, CCTV surveillance, concierge, cafeteria, and car wash services. Available to tenants and visitors of the Ebene Cybercity business district.
- Landscope Solar - 10 MW Solar Farm at La Valette Renewable energy generation through a 10 MW solar PV farm operated by subsidiary Landscope Solar in partnership with the Central Electricity Board. Generates clean electricity distributed to approximately 13,000 households, contributing to Mauritius' goal of 60% green energy by 2030.
- Centralised Digital Land Bank - Agricultural Land Leasing Digital platform and agricultural land leasing program enabling Mauritius citizens and agripreneurs to rent state and private agricultural land for food production. 600 arpents of agricultural land are subdivided into 74 plots, operated by approximately 50 agripreneurs and 1,000 cultivators with 7-year renewable lease terms.
- Iremia Residential Morcellement Landscope Mauritius's first residential morcellement (land subdivision) project at Côte d'Or Smart City. A gated residential community with 194 lots, all reserved within 24 hours of launch, targeting Mauritian families seeking residential plots in a planned smart city development.
- Property and Facility Management Services Property management services including general cleaning, maintenance, security, and administrative services for government and private properties, delivered through subsidiary Mauri-Facilities Management Co Ltd. Also includes facility management and building maintenance for the broader Landscope portfolio.
- Côte d'Or Technopole Development Technology and innovation-focused development zone at Côte d'Or, planned to include 12 specialized centers (ICT Operations, Business Operation, Sustainable Technologies, Additive Manufacturing, Deep AI, Advanced Science, Technical Training, Logistics, Food Technology, Health and Wellness, Media and Communications, Reform and Policy). Long-term investment projections exceeding Rs 25 billion.
- New Supreme Court Building Landmark judicial building constructed at Edith Cavell Street and Desroches Street in Port Louis. 25,000 m², 13 floors, with 24 courtrooms and multiple specialized courts. Government of India funded at USD 30 million. Constructed by NBCC (India) Limited, supervised by Landscope Mauritius engineers. Operational from September 2020.
- Port Louis Waterfront Redevelopment Major renovation and redevelopment of the Caudan Waterfront port area in Port Louis, with renovation and new construction works exceeding Rs 300 million investment to revitalize the capital's waterfront for retail, leisure, and public use.
Quantifiable outcome
- 13,000 households powered with clean solar energy annually
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Companies that use Landscope Mauritius
Customer profileNamed customers11 records
Segments5 records
Ideal customer profiles5 records
Landscope Mauritius technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
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Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Integration2 records
Feature3 records
Landscope Mauritius partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
14 partnerships are on record, tiered core, flagship and minor.
- KPMG MauritiuscoreLong-standing partnership for the KPMG Ebene City Run, now in its 4th edition. Landscope as owner of Ebene Cybercity supports this signature night run event that brings together the business community for wellness and networking.
- Central Electricity Board (CEB)flagshipPartnership for development and operation of 10 MW solar farm at La Valette, Bambous. Landscope created subsidiary Landscope Solar to manage the project. CEB will distribute the clean energy generated to approximately 13,000 households. Investment of Rs 550 million with full operational target of February 2025, contributing to Mauritius' goal of 60% green energy by 2030.
- Solon India Pvt LtdcoreAwarded contract for design and construction of the 10 MW solar PV plant at La Valette, Bambous. Solon India is a reference company in solar technology and renewable energy solutions.
- Ministry of HealthflagshipAllocation of 30 arpents at Côte d'Or for construction of a public medical complex, demonstrating Landscope's support for national healthcare infrastructure development.
- Ministry of Agro-Industry and Food SecurityflagshipPartnership for the Centralised Digital Land Bank initiative enabling citizens to rent agricultural land exclusively for food production, aligned with national food security objectives.
- Consulate General of Saudi ArabiacoreLease agreement for 2 arpents of land at Ebene Cybercity for construction of the Saudi Arabia Consulate General building, becoming the second diplomatic presence in the business district after the Indian Embassy.
- Lesotho National Development Corporation (LNDC)minorKnowledge sharing partnership where Landscope shared its transformation journey and operational insights on property development and management with LNDC team over a two-day working session. Led to discussions on a Memorandum of Understanding for bilateral peer learning.
- Metro Express LtdcorePartnership for EbeneConnect shuttle service providing free transportation within Ebene Cybercity. The initiative enhances connectivity to the business district for workers and visitors.
- RHT Bus Services LtdminorOperating partner for EbeneConnect free shuttle service within Ebene Cybercity in collaboration with Landscope Mauritius and Metro Express Ltd.
- Mission VerteminorPartnership for sustainability and environmental initiatives including waste sorting programs at office buildings (Tri à la Tour) and broader environmental protection campaigns.
- Open University of MauritiuscoreLease agreement for premises within Landscope properties, supporting access to higher education in Mauritius.
- Mauritius Cane Industry Authority (MCIA)coreMCIA relocating its sugar storage and distribution warehouse to Riche Terre Business Park, tripling its storage capacity by 2024.
- Mauritius Institute of Education (MIE)coreNew campus construction at the Education and Health Hub within Côte d'Or Smart City, with construction starting July 2022.
- Mauritius Revenue Authority (MRA)flagshipConstruction of the Revenue House headquarters at Côte d'Or Technopole using design, build, lease and transfer model.
Scale indicators12 records
Recent moves6 records
Expansion highlights6 records
Landscope Mauritius competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- JTC Corporation: Singapore's state-owned industrial infrastructure developer and manager. Highly comparable as a government-backed entity developing and managing business/industrial parks (e.g., Jurong), with a similar remit to Landscope Mauritius across 13 industrial parks and business parks like Ebene Cybercity.
- CapitaLand Investment / CapitaLand: One of Asia's largest diversified real estate groups with significant exposure to business parks, industrial parks, data centres and logistics (via Ascendas/Singbridge). Comparable to Landscope's Côte d'Or Data Technology Park, AVA Technopark, and business/industrial park portfolio.
- Sunway Berhad: Malaysian conglomerate running integrated township developments, healthcare, education and hospitality under one banner. Comparable to Landscope's Côte d'Or Smart City concept, Education and Health Hub, and integrated property-plus-services model.
- UEM Sunrise Berhad: One of Malaysia's largest property developers with master-planned townships (e.g., Iskandar Puteri). Comparable to Landscope's Côte d'Or Technopole as a master-developer of large, multi-use planned developments with mixed government and private tenancy.
- Sime Darby Property Berhad: Malaysian township and integrated property developer with significant land bank. Compares to Landscope's large state-managed land bank strategy and residential morcellement/playa approach, though Sime Darby is privately listed rather than state-owned.
- City Developments Limited (CDL): Singapore-based multinational real estate developer with hospitality, residential and commercial assets globally. Comparable as a diversified property operator with recurring rental income and large office tower exposure — analogous to Landscope's SABV Tower, Cyber Tower 2 and Rose Belle Building.
Direct peers
- Mapletree Investments: Singapore-headquartered real estate company with deep exposure to industrial, logistics and business park assets across Asia. Comparable to Landscope's diversified portfolio of office towers, industrial parks (13 across Mauritius), and retail/commercial assets.
Regional players
- Ascendas India Trust: India-listed REIT/Trust operating IT/business parks across India. Relevant peer because both Landscope and Ascendas operate technology-focused business parks; comparable in terms of tenant profile (IT, BPO, government-anchored) and long-lease, purpose-built structures.
- Caudan Development Ltd (Mauritius): Mauritian-listed company that developed and manages Caudan Waterfront in Port Louis. Directly comparable as a Mauritian commercial real estate operator with waterfront mixed-use assets, similar to Landscope's Port Louis Waterfront.
- ENL Land Ltd (Mauritius): A leading Mauritian land and property company (part of the ENL group) operating in residential, commercial and industrial real estate. Comparable as another major Mauritian property manager/developer working alongside Landscope across overlapping categories (industrial, commercial, residential).
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat4 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights7 records
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Landscope Mauritius subsidiaries and ownership
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Frequently asked questions about Landscope Mauritius
What does Landscope Mauritius do?
Landscope Mauritius is a state-owned property development and management company that owns, develops, leases, and manages a diversified portfolio of prime real estate assets across Mauritius, including office towers, industrial parks, business parks, retail/commercial properties, specialty assets, residential morcellements, and agricultural land. The company also develops strategic projects such as the Côte d'Or Technopole and Smart City, and operates renewable energy and facility management businesses through subsidiaries.
Is Landscope Mauritius a public or private company?
Landscope Mauritius is a public company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.
When was Landscope Mauritius founded?
Landscope Mauritius was founded in 2016. It employs 251 to 500 people.
Where is Landscope Mauritius based?
Landscope Mauritius is headquartered in Ebène, Mauritius, in the Africa region.
How does Landscope Mauritius make money?
Five revenue lines are on record. Property Rental Income is the primary driver. The others are property Sales, agricultural Land Leasing, solar Energy Generation and property Management Services.
Who are Landscope Mauritius's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are JTC Corporation, CapitaLand Investment / CapitaLand, Sunway Berhad, UEM Sunrise Berhad, Sime Darby Property Berhad and City Developments Limited (CDL). Mapletree Investments is listed as a direct peer. Regional players are Ascendas India Trust, Caudan Development Ltd (Mauritius) and ENL Land Ltd (Mauritius).
Does Landscope Mauritius have an API?
No public API is recorded for Landscope Mauritius.
What industry is Landscope Mauritius in?
Landscope Mauritius's product category is Real Estate Development and Property Management. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIAAAJ, Public Property & Asset Management (Federal Buildings, Fleet, Land), with a secondary code of BPAJAGAK, Data Center Property Management. Its NAICS code is 531312 and its SIC code is 6519.