Stephanie Ha Chow, a prominent Mauritian businesswoman, is one of the richest businesswomen in the country, with her stake in ABC Banking Corporation (ABC Banking Corp.) valued at $5.1 million.
ABC Banking Corp. is a licensed bank in Mauritius that offers a comprehensive range of traditional and innovative financial products and services, including deposits, lending, trade finance, cards, leasing, and treasury products.
Ha Chow holds a 14.59-percent stake in ABC Banking Corp., making her the second-largest shareholder in the Port Louis-based financial services provider. The ABC Group owns 37.1 percent of the lender, making it the bank’s largest shareholder.
At the time of writing, the shares of ABC Banking Corp. on the Stock Exchange of Mauritius were valued at MUR21.00 ($0.462), giving the financial services provider a market capitalization of MUR1.60 billion ($35.03 million).
At the current market price, Ha Chow’s stake in ABC Banking Corp. is valued at MUR233.50 million ($5.1 million) at the current valuation, making her one of the wealthiest investors on the Stock Exchange of Mauritius.
Ha Chow’s impressive business acumen has established her as a prominent figure in the corporate world.
As an independent director of ABC Banking Corp. for over six years, she has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership and strategic prowess, placing her among the top executives on the island.
Her track record of success is not limited to her directorship role. She spent 10 years as manager of Ah Koye Ha Chow & Co. Ltd. During that time. She oversaw the importation of products from various countries worldwide, including Italy, Spain, the United Arab Emirates, Thailand, India, Indonesia, and China.
Her remarkable achievements culminated in her appointment as director of the company in 2021, and in this capacity, she has continued to drive the group’s growth.
With her experience in the banking industry and impressive track record, she is well-positioned to continue contributing to the growth and success of ABC Banking Corp. and Mauritius’s broader financial services industry.
