Ireland Blyth Limited (IBL) is one of the largest business groups in Mauritius. It was incorporated in 1972 after the merger of two leading companies, Blyth Brothers and Ireland Fraser which had been trading in Mauritius since the early 19th Century. In 1994, IBL became a public company and was admitted to the Official List of the Stock Exchange of Mauritius. The Group is a 100% Mauritian entity, with a turnover in excess of Rs 17,5 Billions (2011-2012 financial year). It employs more than 7000 people.     The IBL Group operates in six main sectors of the economy: Commerce, Engineering, Financial Services, Logistics, Aviation & Shipping, Retail, Seafood & Marine. This diverse portfolio, coupled with strong partnerships with a number of large international companies, sound strategic choices and competent management, has ensured the growth and development of IBL into one of the largest groups in the business private sector.

In recent times, Yes Solutions has witnessed an incredible growth with a show of innovation and regeneration with E-MARKETING & E-COMMERCE that have made headlines the world over. As far as vision and enterprise are concerned, it would be accurate to say that Yes Solutions has attracted the attention of the top companies not only in Mauritius with its landmark attractive and clean websites. Yes Solutions' outstanding track record of executing major big projects has been our Driven Force. Yes Solutions continues to look forward, by constantly developing new innovative projects that are aligned with its leaders' vision of making the company a first choice for businesses who want to be more profitable online. We create communities and partnerships to satisfy both the companies and the, business person creating vibrant cosmopolitan environments to foster growth and guaranteed to become the benchmark for a 21st Century.

We have put together a range of facilities for your enjoyment throughout your stay. A 500KVA private NEPA transformer and 2 sound proof FG Wilson power generating sets are available to ensure constant and uninterrupted power supply. There is, also, a water bore hole for constant water supply. Our restaurant is open to all guests. Whatever you choice of meal, our kitchen team is always available to meet your needs. We have two conference centers with sitting capacity of 15 and 20, suitable for board meetings, annual general meetings, club executive meetings, etc.. Each conference room is equipped with flip charts, an overhead Projector, video equipment and slide projector. Round-the-clock security personnel are also available. We can provide private escorts to guests on request. Our security personnel are well trained and courteous.

Tycol Engineering was incorporated in 1986 by its founder Engr. Anene Okechukwu. Tycol was borne of the need, within Nigeria, for competent engineering companies to provide technical engineering and consulting services to different arms of the Nigerian government in its development initiatives. Through the years, Tycol has gone from strength to strength and evolved from its original scope to become a leader in the Engineering Industry; with an international presence that cuts across West Africa and parts of Europe.Tycol Limited has extensive expertise and experience in most aspects of Engineering. Furthermore, over the last two decades, we have acquired a comprehensive portfolio of partners, who strategically complement our competency base. As a result, we are able to execute projects in almost any Engineering sector.Nonetheless, over the years, we have established a core competence in the following specific Engineering sectors:Civil Engineering;Mechanical Engineering;Electrical Engineering;Water Resources Engineering;Oil Refining Plant Maintenance and Operation;Factory Equipment Installation and Maintenance;Engineering Equipment Sales and Distribution;Procurement Services.Tycol was built on a foundation of trust, integrity, quality and innovation. From inception, we have harnessed modern business ethos to create and provide quality products and services to our clients. This approach has engendered strong confidence in the Tycol brand within the hearts of our numerous clients. Consequently, Tycol is ever-willing to explore new markets or where necessary create new businesses to tap into unexplored opportunities. 

Our glory days were between the 1960′s and the early 1980′s, thanks to government backing and a very favourable international environment, when the price of tea, as a sought-after commodity, experienced several successive increases. However, the end of the 1980′s reveals an opposite trend and government is forced to subsidise this struggling sector of the economy. 1994 witnesses a decisive turn for the local industry, when government, which owned most of the factories, decides to disengage from tea production, as it was no longer competitive on the London market. The landscape of the island's high ground changes as many tea plantations make way for sugar cane fields. Nowadays, there are 680 hectares of tea plantations in Mauritius. Virtues of Tea "Tea awakens wise humours and thoughts. It refreshes the body and calms the spirit. If you are discouraged, tea will restore your strength." – Emperor Chen-Nung One day of the year 2737 BC, when the Chinese emperor Cheng-Nung was resting under a tree, some tea leaves, floating on the wind, fell into his cup of hot water. The water soon turned an amber colour. The emperor tasted it and was immediately filled with an ineffable feeling of well-being. Thus was tea born. This imperial beverage is reputed for its innumerable virtues. Since times immemorial, Chinese medicine has used tea leaves in the manufacture of remedies. Its anti-oxidant and phenolic properties, reinforced by the action of its components – catechins, caffeine, theanine, among others – make tea a preventive drink. It protects against various illnesses: cancer, cholesterol, cardiovascular diseases… One could even speak of Tea-rapy! Its popularity spread to the West, where Europeans discovered for themselves this concentrate of goodness. In 1680, the Countess of Bedford instituted the "five o'clock tea" in England. Tea is served with small cakes and scones. This ritual is the moment to spend some time in good company and to share treats. More than a drink, tea nourishes and restores the spirit. It stimulates body and soul. From hot, tea became an iced drink, thirst quenching and refreshing. With time, it became flavoured, a subtle balance between its natural benefits and a fresh fruity taste. A real pleasure for the palate and the body.