Company setup
We assist with domestic company establishment, from early structuring and incorporation to the practical licensing and documentary steps your activity requires. We also help prepare the banking file and coordinate the next steps.
For Mauritian businesses, foreign investors, SMEs, entrepreneurs and self-employed professionals. From company setup and market entry to sourcing and commercial problem-solving, we help you move forward with practical, commercially grounded support.
Take the whole journey with us, or only the part where you need support.
We assist with domestic company establishment, from early structuring and incorporation to the practical licensing and documentary steps your activity requires. We also help prepare the banking file and coordinate the next steps.
We identify potential suppliers, assess the commercial proposition and help coordinate agreed terms. Where appropriate, independent inspection can be incorporated before payment or shipment, with support for import requirements, logistics and customs coordination.
Before funds are committed, we review the opportunity, available counterparty information, pricing and supporting documents. We flag commercial concerns and help coordinate appropriate terms, Incoterms® and transaction procedures, with specialist legal input where required.
We prepare practical business plans and commercial presentations for banking, funding, permit applications and internal planning. We help businesses assess opportunities in Mauritius, Africa and selected Indian Ocean markets before committing resources.
Our role is practical: understand the objective, identify the obstacles and develop a workable route forward.
Sometimes that means helping you create something new — a company, supply chain or market-entry strategy. At other times, it means resolving a stalled transaction, sourcing challenge or operational bottleneck. In both cases, our focus is the same: protect your interests and create practical value.
We examine your objective, commercial context, constraints and risks before recommending a course of action.
We identify the practical route, the parties required, the commercial safeguards and the sequence needed to move forward.
Within the agreed scope, we coordinate documents, suppliers, professionals, authorities and other stakeholders to help put the solution into practice.
Before you commit funds, sign an agreement or proceed with an opportunity, we can carry out a practical commercial due-diligence and risk review.
We examine the proposal from your side of the table: what can be verified, what could go wrong, how payment and performance are protected, and whether the transaction makes commercial sense.
We examine available corporate information, trading presence and representatives to assess whether the counterparty is identifiable and commercially credible.
We consider pricing, volumes, payment terms and the transaction structure against market realities. An unusually attractive offer deserves closer scrutiny.
We review available certificates, specifications, licences and supporting documents for inconsistencies, omissions or warning signs, and identify what needs further verification.
We examine payment stages, inspection arrangements, documentary safeguards and delivery obligations to identify ways to reduce unnecessary exposure.
We help clarify responsibilities, transaction procedures and commercial protections before you proceed. Where specialist legal advice is needed, we coordinate with appropriately qualified professionals.
Based in Mauritius. Connected to the wider commercial picture.
For clients entering Mauritius or working from the island into other markets, local understanding matters. We help translate a commercial objective into practical steps, from company setup and professional introductions to sourcing and coordination.
Our perspective comes from operating here and working through the detail of real business.
Direct involvement from Ronel Horne and Karl Eljoe Douce, with commercial thinking grounded in the work of running a business.
You deal with the people responsible for your assignment. Scope, responsibilities and commercial terms are agreed before substantive work begins.
Our own trading activity informs how we assess opportunities, engage suppliers and work through the details of a transaction.
We bring the right people into the process and remain involved in the follow-up, documentation and practical steps within the agreed scope.
Tell us what you are building, assessing or trying to resolve. We will help clarify where Journey Giants can add practical value.