Catarina Neto Fernandes offers a guide on investment routes for foreign companies
Angola offers a wealth of investment opportunities, particularly in the country’s underdeveloped transport and infrastructure sectors, but also in the financial and business service fields.
Foreign investors keen to do business in Angola must obtain approval from the Angolan Agency for Private Investment (ANIP). Additionally, they must be able to invest a minimum of US$1 million. Investments can be made in cash or in the form of equipment.
Starting up
Investors can launch a business venture by registering a branch office or incorporating a local company.
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Catarina Neto Fernandes is a lawyer at FBL in Angola. FBL has specialized experience in providing legal services to foreign investors in Angola.
