The SheTrades Mauritius Hub, hosted by the Economic Development Board (EDB), supported the participation of Mauritian women-led enterprises at the Reverse Buyer–Seller Meet (RBSM) held from 26 to 28 March 2026 in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, India. Organised by the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) in collaboration with the Government of Andhra Pradesh, the RBSM provided a strategic platform for direct business engagement between Indian MSME manufacturers and international buyers across key sectors such as agro & food products and textiles.
This initiative reflects the SheTrades Mauritius Hub’s continued commitment to empowering women entrepreneurs by facilitating access to international markets, expanding business networks, and fostering sustainable trade partnerships. Selected participants benefited from structured B2B meetings, pre-arranged business matchmaking, and networking opportunities designed to maximise commercial outcomes.
Selected Mauritian Participants
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Company Name
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Business Focus
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Key Outcomes / Highlights
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EULOGEO
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Fashion and textile-related products
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Mrs Bhagwattee Beeharry was selected to participate in targeted business meetings with Indian MSME manufacturers, exploring sourcing and collaboration opportunities within the textiles and agro-based value chains. She successfully concluded six Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) with Indian counterparts, reflecting strong business engagement and expansion potential in the international market.
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Maison de Couture
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High-end couture and fashion design
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Mrs Ruseean Parvatee successfully signed three Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) with Indian counterparts, strengthening her international business expansion and future collaboration prospects
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During the RBSM, Mauritian delegates engaged in productive one-to-one meetings with Indian suppliers, identifying potential partnerships and exploring sourcing opportunities across multiple product categories. The signed MOUs represent tangible outcomes of the engagements and highlight the growing internationalisation of Mauritian women-led enterprises.
Impact and Opportunities
Participation in the RBSM provided valuable exposure to the Indian manufacturing ecosystem, enabling participants to gain insights into market trends, production capabilities, and export opportunities. Through structured matchmaking sessions, women entrepreneurs were able to build meaningful connections with potential business partners and explore long-term commercial collaborations.
The SheTrades Mauritius Hub remains committed to supporting women-led enterprises in their global trade journey, promoting inclusive economic growth, and positioning Mauritian businesses for sustained success on the international stage.
