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Mozambique industrial and infrastructure development
Overview
Mozambique is intensifying efforts to bolster industrial capacity and infrastructure through foreign capital and sector-specific modernization. The government is seeking investment from the UAE to diversify the economy, while Cimentos de Moçambique invests $150 million in facility modernization. To prioritize domestic production, new 2027 regulations will require importers to verify national market availability.
Energy infrastructure is a major focus. A €20.8 million German-funded project has quadrupled the capacity of the Beluluane electrical substation, supporting a 40% increase in resident companies at the Beluluane Industrial Park. Additionally, the UK-based Gridworks and EDM have launched a pre-qualification process for a €386 million energy transport line to connect central and northern regions. Solar energy is also expanding; JCM Power was selected for a 30 MW plant in Tete, and Gaza province plans a $126 million solar plant to support the mining industry.
In agriculture, the government aims to incubate 1,000 agribusiness entrepreneurs annually starting in 2026. However, economic challenges persist. S&P lowered Mozambique’s 2026 real GDP growth forecast to 0.7%, citing dollar shortages and climate disruptions. Public and guaranteed debt rose to approximately €15.2 billion in Q2, reaching 75.9% of GDP.
To manage fiscal stability, the government approved the 2027 state budget proposal, projecting 1.6% GDP growth and aiming to reduce the budget deficit to 4.6%. To address reconstruction needs, the Assembly of the Republic approved a 2026 budget revision to incorporate €47.4 million in LNG revenues. These funds, held in the Sovereign Wealth Fund, are designated for rehabilitating roads, bridges, water systems, schools, and health facilities damaged by extreme weather and post-electoral conflicts.
Entities
Mozambique · Basílio Muhate · Carla Louveira · Government of Mozambique · Gaza Province
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 10 sourcesMozambique Parliament approves gas revenue injection into 2026 budget
Mozambique's parliament approved a 2026 budget revision to include €47.4 million in gas revenues, targeting infrastructure recovery from floods and post-electoral damage.
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[BUSINESS] 8 sourcesMozambique to invest €42.6M in LNG revenue into public works by 2027
Mozambique plans to allocate €42.6 million in 2027 from LNG revenues to public works, including road rehabilitation, schools, and healthcare infrastructure.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesGaza province plans $126 million solar plant for mining industry
Gaza province in Mozambique plans a $126 million solar power project via Golden East Engineering to support mining operations and local mineral processing in the Chibuto region.
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesMozambique approves 2027 state budget proposal
Mozambique's government has approved the 2027 state budget proposal, targeting 1.6% GDP growth and a reduced budget deficit through fiscal consolidation and LNG revenues.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesMozambique expands electrical infrastructure via German investment and private projects
Mozambique is expanding its power capacity through a €20.8 million German-funded substation upgrade in Beluluane and a proposed €386 million private investment for the Chimuara–Nacala transmission line.
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[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesMozambique to incubate 1,000 agribusiness entrepreneurs annually
Mozambique plans to launch a programme in 2026 to incubate at least 1,000 agribusiness entrepreneurs per year, aiming to transform subsistence farming into a sustainable, market-oriented sector.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesEconomic indicators show recovery in Mozambique and growth in South African manufacturing
Mozambique's business confidence has recovered after seven quarters of decline, while South African manufacturing activity rose in September despite rising costs and port logistics issues.
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[BUSINESS] 5 sourcesMozambique expands solar energy sector through new investments
Mozambique's solar energy production grew 6.4% in early 2026, driving new industrial opportunities in engineering, construction, and maintenance through programs like PROLER.
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[BUSINESS] 8 sourcesMozambique faces rising public debt and economic growth revisions
Mozambique's public debt has reached 75.9% of GDP, while the national airline LAM undergoes restructuring via a new investment vehicle, Fly Moz Investimentos, amid lowered GDP growth forecasts.
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[BUSINESS] 10 sourcesMozambique government warns of declining industrial production
Mozambique's government is concerned over declining industrial production, citing foreign exchange shortages and underutilized capacity as primary hurdles to its national industrialization strategy.
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesMozambique targets Gaza Province for agro-business and investment growth
Mozambique is rehabilitating the Limpopo and Chókwè irrigation systems in Gaza Province to boost agro-business and is promoting the region as a major new investment frontier in Southern Africa.
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesMozambique announces new import rules and mining development goals
Mozambique is planning new import rules for strategic goods to boost domestic production, while Nampula's governor calls for mining activities to focus on sustainable local community development.
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[BUSINESS] 6 sourcesMozambique targets industrialization through cashew investment and South Korean partnerships
Mozambique plans to invest $241 million to revitalize its cashew industry and is seeking South Korean partnerships to industrialize its natural gas and mineral processing sectors.
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesMozambique sees major industrial and infrastructure investment drives
Cimentos de Moçambique is investing $150 million to expand cement production, while Mozambique seeks $1.5 billion to rehabilitate the Moamba Major and Mapai dams for water security.
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[BUSINESS] 3 sourcesMozambique seeks UAE investment to drive industrialization
Mozambique is seeking to attract United Arab Emirates capital to boost industrialization and economic growth, focusing on strategic sectors like natural resources, agriculture, and technology.
Sources
360mozambique.com · aimnews.org · ambientemagazine.com · businesstechafrica.co.za · camaramen.co.mz · cartamz.com · cimm.com.br · clubofmozambique.com · comparethecloud.net · correiodamanhacanada.com · correiokianda.info · diarioeconomico.co.mz · eaemaq.com.br · ecofinagency.com · evidencias.co.mz · exame.com · forbesafricalusofona.com · gazeta24h.com · hojemacau.com.mo · infromoz.com · jornalmz.com · mocnoticias.com · mznews.co.mz · noticias.co.mz · noticias.mmo.co.mz · pipeline-journal.net · portalradar.com.br · portugues.rfi.fr · profile.co.mz · radioterra.online · rn.co.mz · saobentoemfoco.com.br · sapo.pt · spacemoney.com.br · techware.com.br · tob.news · valor.globo.com · viagemegastronomia.com.br
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