Mauritius introduces B2B and B2C gambling licences under Finance Act 2026
By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Summary
Mauritius enacted gambling reforms through the Finance Act 2026, which received presidential assent on 12 August, iGaming Today reported. The rules require interactive gambling licensees to incorporate locally and establish B2C, B2B and ancillary categories. B2C operators face an annual €30,000 fee plus quarterly payments of 3% of gross gambling yield, with changes beginning in 2027.
Why it matters
Interactive gambling licensees must incorporate in Mauritius, while B2C operators face annual fees and quarterly payments under the reforms.