Avinash Gopee's 13-year run atop NG Group

Avinash Gopee has led NG Group as chief executive since July 2013. In February 2020, the Mauritian Cabinet also appointed him chairman of the Tourism Authority. The dual role spans private projects and public interfaces. The group's stated programs cover tourism, housing and wellness, with emphasis on retirement and health infrastructure. According to NG's own communications, operating entities include Luxury Retirement Village Ltd and Royal Green Wellness. RGT Healthcare Ltd is also cited among structures used for sector initiatives. Meanwhile, a public debate persists over the reality, visibility and distribution of local benefits from these developments. Critical narratives circulate online and in some media content. They touch on financial and governance questions, and on the role of subcontractors in community-oriented construction projects. NG's narrative rests on a historical thread: the evolution from Nundun Gopee & Co Ltd, founded in the early 1980s, to a platform now able to carry institutionally scaled projects. The group presents this continuity as the basis for addressing needs framed as public, from tourism to health and housing. Interfaces with authorities and financing instruments are part of the same framing. Parliamentary references have covered leases linked to the EDB and the FSC through PSH Investment Ltd. Press reports have cited funding allocated to retirement village projects through the MIC and the IFCM. The group's defense rests on execution capacity: stable holding structures, with NG Holdings Ltd owning PSH Investment Ltd outright, and governance presented as continuous, under Nundun Gopee as group chairman. What remains open is how public opinion will measure, beyond announcements, the concrete impact on access, inclusion and residents' needs.