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    <title>IBL: how a conglomerate actually makes money</title>
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    <description>A full breakdown of IBL Ltd, Mauritius' largest company by revenue: how consolidation, associates and the ownership pyramid shape the Rs 120.8bn headline, where the four clusters actually earn, how the Beyond Borders strategy works, and how the money flows from the customer to the shareholder.</description>
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    <title>The BAI collapse in Mauritius, explained: the nTan report chapter by chapter</title>
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    <description>The 2015 BAI / Bramer collapse in Mauritius decoded from the nTan forensic report, chapter by chapter: each technique named, drawn and matched to the statute it would be tested under. Rs 51 billion went in, Rs 8 billion was left.</description>
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    <title>New Mauritius Hotels (Beachcomber) valuation: a comp set of nine listed Mauritian hotel companies</title>
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    <description>A trading comparables valuation of New Mauritius Hotels (Beachcomber) against Sun, Lux Island Resorts, Constance and five other listed Mauritian hotel companies, every figure from audited filings.</description>
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