1 Ascoma Jutheau&Husson:

An international and independent insurance brokerage group with over 500 employees, Ascoma is the leader in Monaco and controls the first network established in sub-Saharan Africa. Ascoma provides insurance solutions best suited to its clientele be they local or international. The group’s multi-disciplinary teams operate in 22 countries offering their expertise and quality service to companies (SMEs, large companies & international groups), public or quasi-public bodies and individuals.

2 BSI Monaco S.A.M.:

A bank operating under Monaco law, affiliated to BSI SA, one of the oldest Swiss banks founded in Lugano in 1873. In 1998, BSI became part of the Generali group, one of the world’s biggest insurance and finance companies. It is present on all the main international financial markets in Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and Asia. BSI is getting involved in African markets and is keen to support Monegasque companies in their investments.

3 ES-K0:

ES-KO is a leading global logistics company for multi-national projects operating in difficult environments. Core businesses include construction (all types of prefabricated structure; base camps, hospitals, schools, etc); supply, transport and distribution of food supplies (4.5 million meals a month); catering (base camps, embassies, military units); and logistic support services for the private industry sector (mining and oil) and the public sector, particularly peace missions, and those associated with humanitarian and emergency aid.

4 Mercure International of Monaco:

A distribution and retail company with two main areas of expertise: food distribution mainly to supermarkets, and distribution of sports and fashion items to the trade or via its own network of retail outlets. The company is present in Francophone African countries, but also Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, France and the French overseas territories (DOM-TOM), Mauritius and Italy, with the Casino supermarkets, Citysport outlets and fashion shops among other brands.

5 Monaco Logistique (ML):

An international transport company set up in 1997 with ISO 9001, ISO 14001, EOA and IATA certification and customs authorisation. ML has its own fleet of vehicles and offers three modes of transport: by road in all European countries, by sea all over the world particularly the Maghreb countries (Tunisia, Algeria and Morocco) and by air to anywhere in the world. ML works closely with a global network of correspondents and has two subsidiaries based in Marseille and Lyon in France. ML also manages, in partnership with the Monaco government, two logistics hubs in Nice and Carros (France) totalling 22,000 sqm. Nearly all the space is occupied by ML’s industrial clients from the Principality. ML also operates an Urban Distribution Centre to limit large deliveries into the city centre. Several shuttle services a day connect Monaco and the distribution hubs in the neighbouring French département of the Alpes-Maritimes.

6 Monaco Resources Group:

The product portfolio of the Monaco Resources Group embraces a wide range of products in the metals and minerals, agriculture and energy sectors. These are supported by logistics and financial services. Strategy, development and the group’s main decisions are taken in Monaco. The fact they are present along the entire supply chain through to the end user requires diversified investments on a global level, but above all high quality, well established partners in order to provide its customers with the best service.  Monaco Resources Group is present in more than 25 countries and is always keen to explore new markets.

7 Monaco Telecom:

Incumbent operator in the Principality, Monaco Telecom’s expansion abroad has contributed to the company’s growth: 50% of revenues are generated beyond the Principality’s borders. Monaco Telecom has focused its development on Africa through its subsidiary AFINIS, an access and managed network services provider for companies. With its expertise, experience and infrastructure, Monaco Telecom is well positioned as a strategic partner for telecoms operators and public or private institutions to help them deploy and develop their fixed line or mobile network infrastructure projects.

8 Savent Brokers:

A brokerage firm set up in 1956 to export staple food products mainly to Africa. Savent Brokers deal in particular with soybean and cotton, palm oil, fish meal, methionine, lysine, maize, milk and calcium carbide, to name a few of the products. Savent Brokers can also arrange export of industrial materials, caustic soda, plaster and cement. Over the years the company has established privileged contacts with suppliers and can offer customers competitive prices in their markets.

9 Sonema:

An integrator and operator of telecom services SONEMA develops, installs and operates custom-made solutions all over the world: company networks, internet access and multimedia, visio-conferencing, cloud platforms and PRA/PCA are its main areas of expertise. For the last ten years Sonema has been expanding into Africa where it is now present in 38 countries with prestigious clients, particularly in the finance, mining, oil and industry sectors, and government institutions.