ENL
 
 
 
 
 
ENL is a leading, dynamic business group in Mauritius, with significant involvement in agriculture, commerce and manufacturing, property development, investment management as well as corporate services.
ENL, which has one of the largest asset base in Mauritius, prides itself on its business ethics and strong values.
At ENL, we have a strong belief in Mauritius, its people and its potential. We aspire to create value for our stakeholders as well as the Mauritian society.
By working in a positive and progressive manner, whilst remaining principled yet understated, our team is committed to delivering innovative products and exceptional service’’ affirms Hector Espitalier-Noel, CEO of ENL
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7th Floor, Swan Group Centre,
10, Intendance Street,
Port Louis, Mauritius
T: +230 213 38 00
F: +230 208 09 68
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News
ENL takes command of the Rogers group
09 May 2012
 The modalities of the restructuring of Rogers Group were approved this morning. The reorganisation follows the conglomerate's main shareholders' mutual decision to part ways.
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The UNDP draws inspiration from La Balise Marina
20 Apr 2012
 A high level UN delegation paid a field visit to Black River last week with a view to learn from La Balise Marina’s social integration initiative.
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ENL innove avec Voilà Bagatelle
09 Apr 2012
 Bagatelle-Mall of Mauritius compte désormais un hôtel, Voilà Bagatelle, qui a officiellement ouvert ses portes le 29 mars dernier.
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Range Rover Evoque lancée aujourd'hui
28 Feb 2012
 La très attendue Range Rover Evoque a été officiellement lancée aux showrooms Land Rover-Jaguar d'Axess, le revendeur exclusif de la marque dans l'île, ce matin, à Pailles.
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La Balise Marina Phase 1 to be completed end of this year
20 Jan 2012
 Initial target for completion of Phase 1 is maintained despite the setback caused by fishermen’s failed attempt to obtain a permanent stop order from Court.
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