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MCB unveils Vision 2030: Five-Year Strategic Plan to formalise local, regional ambitions

Press Release, Port-Louis, July 23, 2025: The Mauritius Commercial Bank (MCB) Group has recently unveiled its Vision 2030, a five-year strategic plan designed to formalize and clarify its ambitions both on the domestic market and the African continent.

Pillars for Vision 2030

The Vision 2030 is built around three distinct and strategic pillars, that clearly defines the group’s strategy, namely: Emerging as a leader in domestic markets such as Mauritius, Seychelles, Madagascar and Maldives; Positioning itself as a leader in Africa spanning across the corporate and investment banking as well as private banking; Posing as an employer of choice, rewarded for excellency and innovation.

This vision spans across five years, aiming to enable the MCB to navigate a rapidly and ever-evolving world, encompassing a pragmatic roadmap best adapted to current realities.

Business Model complements equitable growth

The Vision 2030 reiterates the commitment of the MCB towards its domestic markets. “For instance, in Mauritius, our leadership is not solely restricted to our market share but also the ongoing commitment towards excellence, innovation, and creating solid value addition for our clients,” commented the CEO of the MCB Group, Jean Michel Ng Tseung. The Group is committed to doubling its efforts to improve clients’ experience, in particular through its digital solutions such as MCB Juice, and ensuring the reliability of services offered.

Africa Focus: Eyes set on strategic presence, expansion

On the African continent, the MCB aims to become a leading bank in the specialised ecosystems in which it operates while focusing on its strategic presence within the Mauritius International Financial Centre (MIFC) and its representative offices across Dubai, Johannesburg, Nairobi, Paris and Lagos, with eyes set on expansion plans in London and Abidjan. “Becoming a leading African Bank is putting to the fore the mobilisation of our distinct expertise and specialised approach in supporting clients in a global, personalized, and providing value additions,” the MCB CEO added.

Human at centre of strategy

The MCB Group recognises that the achievement of its ambition relies on its talented workforce, where it will leave no stone unturned towards investment in the development of its teams and acquire new expertise in suiting the magnitude of its strategic objectives.

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