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Our Heritage
Grounded for two centuries in the Mauritian economy
The origins of Compagnie de Beau Vallon Limitée are grounded in the history of sugar cane cultivation and milling in Mauritius. Drawing on an agricultural heritage dating back to the first half of the 19th century, our company was incorporated in 1921 and currently owns Riche-en-Eau, one of the largest sugar estates on the island with 3,500 hectares of land stretching from the south-east coast to Midlands. Compagnie de Beau Vallon Limitée is poised to continue this legacy while improving its resilience to a changing market place through diversification into key sectors such as non-sugar , agriculture, hospitality and property.
Our Heritage
Grounded for two centuries in the Mauritian economy
The origins of Compagnie de Beau Vallon Limitée are grounded in the history of sugar cane cultivation and milling in Mauritius. Drawing on an agricultural heritage dating back to the first half of the 19th century, our company was incorporated in 1921 and currently owns Riche en Eau, one of the largest sugar estates on the island with 3,500 hectares of land stretching from the south-east coast to Midlands. Compagnie de Beau Vallon Limitée is poised to continue this legacy while improving its resilience to a changing market place through diversification into key sectors such as non-sugar , agriculture, hospitality and property.
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Our Corporate Citizenship
For nearly a century, Compagnie de Beau Vallon Limitée has been an active contributor not only to economic development, but also to social wellbeing and environmental protection through targeted actions within local communities and associations. We provide support to the most vulnerable groups in the areas of education, social reintegration and environmental protection through NGOs such as the Mauritian Wildlife Foundation, APEIM and Mahebourg Espoir.