The construction industry in Mauritius has evolved significantly since 2020, emerging stronger from the pandemic and driven by fresh investment in infrastructure, housing, and tourism projects.
With over 258 registered construction and real estate development companies as of May 2025, the market continues to be one of the country’s most dynamic sectors.
From luxury villas in Grand Baie to large-scale social housing schemes and sustainable infrastructure developments, contractors in Mauritius are reshaping the island’s skyline.
This updated guide highlights the top construction companies in Mauritius 2025, examines their recent achievements, and explores the trends that are defining the sector’s future.
1. General Construction Co. Ltd
One of Mauritius’ oldest and most respected contractors, General Construction Co. Ltd has built a legacy spanning over 60 years.
The company provides a full suite of services—from project management to civil and structural works—serving clients in commercial, residential, and infrastructure sectors.
Their commitment to innovation and in-house engineering expertise has positioned GCC among the country’s top-tier construction partners. Expect continued focus on digitalisation and smart project delivery as the firm expands into sustainable builds.
2. Hyvec Partners Ltd
A Grade Large Contractor registered with the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB), Hyvec Partners Ltd has become synonymous with large-scale developments. The firm employs around 1,500 staff and has executed multimillion-rupee projects such as:
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Luxury villas for the One&Only Mauritius Group (MUR 2.86 billion)
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750 social housing units in Coromandel (MUR 2.05 billion)
Hyvec continues to bridge the gap between affordable housing and high-end construction while adopting green building principles.
3. Gamma Construction Ltd (Gamma Group)
With more than four decades in civil engineering, Gamma Construction Ltd remains a key player in Mauritius’ infrastructure landscape.
The company’s portfolio spans roadworks, bridges, luxury resorts, and urban redevelopment projects.
As demand grows for climate-resilient infrastructure and smart materials, Gamma Construction is leveraging its experience to expand into sustainable and digital construction technologies.
4. DLB Construction
Founded three decades ago, DLB Construction has evolved from a small contractor into a leader in property development. The company boasts over 2,500 housing units delivered and employs more than 100 professionals.
Specializing in residential and lifestyle developments, DLB Construction has become a household name in Mauritius’ real estate boom. Their focus on design, finishing, and landscaping makes them a go-to contractor for turnkey luxury properties.
5. Ramasawmy & Ramasawmy Construction Co. Ltd
For over 30 years, Ramasawmy & Ramasawmy has been at the forefront of commercial and residential construction in Mauritius.
With a workforce of more than 500, the company blends local know-how with innovative building technologies.
The firm’s sustainability-driven approach and consistent project delivery have earned it recognition as one of Mauritius’ most reliable mid-sized contractors.
6. Sotravic Ltd
A pioneer in engineering and environmental services, Sotravic Ltd has made major contributions to Mauritius’ infrastructure and water management systems.
The company has delivered over 700 km of water pipelines and 400 km of sewer networks, as well as one of the island’s largest landfill gas extraction projects.
Sotravic’s work underscores the growing importance of green and resilient infrastructure in Mauritius’ development strategy.
7. 2Futures
Established in 2007, 2Futures is Mauritius’ leading luxury residential developer, with more than 500 clients from 16 countries.
The company has spearheaded high-end projects such as 2Beach Club, The Nine Azuri Golf Estate, and Ocean’s Edge.
With a growing focus on sustainability and smart design, 2Futures continues to define the upper end of Mauritius’ construction and property development market.
8. PrimeBuild Mauritius
Founded in 2019, PrimeBuild Mauritius represents the new generation of Mauritian construction firms.
With expertise in high-rise office buildings, highway infrastructure, and green architecture, the company has rapidly gained attention for its modern engineering solutions.
PrimeBuild is part of a wave of younger, tech-driven contractors shaping Mauritius’ future construction landscape.
9. UBP (The United Basalt Products Ltd)
Though primarily a building materials supplier, UBP plays an essential role in the island’s construction ecosystem.
The company produces aggregates, precast concrete, and blocks that form the backbone of nearly every major project in Mauritius.
UBP’s investment in new production technology and sustainable materials aligns with the industry’s push for efficiency and reduced carbon footprint.
10. Building & Civil Engineering Co. Ltd (BCE) – A Case Study
Once one of Mauritius’ largest construction firms, Building & Civil Engineering Co. Ltd ceased operations in 2022 after 74 years in business, resulting in the loss of around 400 jobs.
While unfortunate, BCE’s collapse serves as a cautionary tale on financial management and adaptability in a post-pandemic world—a reminder that even industry giants must innovate to survive.
Trends Shaping the Construction Industry in Mauritius (2025)
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Sustainability Takes Center Stage: Green materials, waste reduction, and energy-efficient designs are now integral to project planning.
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Digital Construction Technologies: BIM (Building Information Modelling) and 3D rendering tools are improving design accuracy and cost control.
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Public Infrastructure Investment: The government’s focus on housing, road networks, and tourism zones continues to drive demand for large contractors.
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Rising Costs and Labour Shortages: Contractors are adapting through better supply-chain management and training programs for local workers.
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Property Development Schemes (PDS): The luxury property market remains a key driver, attracting foreign investors through PDS and RES (Real Estate Scheme) projects.
Challenges and Opportunities
While the sector faces headwinds such as material cost inflation and financing hurdles, Mauritius’ strategic location and investor-friendly climate continue to attract foreign capital.
Opportunities abound in eco-tourism construction, renewable energy infrastructure, and affordable housing.
Advertisers and equipment suppliers targeting this sector can benefit from increased project volumes and the shift toward smarter, greener building practices.
Conclusion
Mauritius’ construction industry in 2025 reflects resilience, innovation, and transformation. From seasoned contractors like General Construction Co. Ltd and Gamma Construction to emerging firms such as PrimeBuild, the market is thriving with opportunities for collaboration and investment.
As the island builds toward a sustainable and technologically advanced future, these companies are leading the way—laying the foundation for the next decade of growth.
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