100% on‑shore • mission‑locked • built for national resilience

Technology Sovereign Consortium (TSC)

Building and safeguarding critical digital capabilities in Mauritius, for Mauritius — with public purpose and private discipline.

TSC is a Mauritian, privately owned, mission-driven platform created to build and operate the digital “plumbing” the country increasingly relies on: connectivity, data infrastructure, cyber trust services, and the know-how to use them well — keeping control, governance and accountability on-shore.

Shared national rails Data Infrastructure & Sovereign Cloud, Cyber & Digital Trust, Connectivity & Edge.
Investable, ring‑fenced delivery Clear governance, defined contracts, measurable service levels and KPIs.
Partnership by design Works with public counterparts and industry without direct budget outlay.
Priority programmes

Delivering investable national capabilities — not isolated projects

TSC focuses on “build once, use many” infrastructure and services that multiple institutions can rely on, reducing duplication, improving resilience, and keeping critical capabilities domestically anchored.

Data Infrastructure & Sovereign Cloud

Domestic, mission‑critical data infrastructure and a sovereign cloud service catalogue for priority workloads.

  • Data residency assurance, continuity and controlled upgrade pathways.
  • Energy‑disciplined, auditable operations (standards, SLAs, reporting cadence).
  • A neutral platform for Government and regulated industries to migrate and scale securely.

Cyber & Digital Trust

“Security by design” and “privacy by default” trust services that courts, auditors and regulators can accept.

  • Identity, signing and time‑stamping; supplier assurance and readiness.
  • SOC / incident response playbooks, exercises and federation lanes.
  • Reduced compliance friction with clear lines of accountability.

Connectivity & Edge

Keep more traffic local, strengthen route diversity and enable edge capabilities where latency matters.

  • Interconnection uplift and Internet Exchange capacity for better performance.
  • Route diversity planning (including new international cable options) to reduce single‑point exposure.
  • Edge/caching for priority services to cut latency and improve reliability.
Data residency Service continuity Auditability Vendor-neutral lanes Capability transfer
Operating model

Centralised ownership, decentralised execution

The architecture is deliberately centralised for accountability, yet decentralised for speed — with domestic control and ring‑fenced delivery at programme level.

How coordination works

Policy sets the standards and outcomes; contracts keep the promise. Where public assets/services are involved, delivery follows a clear PPP lane; otherwise, standard private procurement applies. Anchor demand and service discipline make programmes bankable.

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Originate Identify opportunities with public counterparts, SOEs, operators and enterprises.
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Evaluate Technical, commercial, legal, cyber and ESG diligence — with clear acceptance gates.
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Approve & Contract Governance approvals; definitive SLAs, KPIs, service credits and (where needed) PPP structures.
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Deliver & Operate Build and operate with milestone gates, reporting cadence, and continuous improvement.

Mission lock

A purpose‑anchoring sponsor and “golden share” safeguards protect mandate, control and winding‑up decisions.

Ring‑fencing by design

Liabilities are contained within programme entities so issues do not contaminate other programmes.

Independent oversight

Independent challenge in investment governance, risk and audit, conflicts management and verification.

Auditability & performance

Quarterly KPI dashboards, annual audits, and (for PPPs) independent certification tied to service credits.

Commercial hygiene

Vendor‑neutral procurement frameworks, transparent SLAs (uptime, latency, MTTR), clear escalation and dispute clauses — designed to work in real life.

Governance & safeguards

Competence with conscience

The goal is governance that is investor‑credible and nationally accountable — predictable enough to speed up delivery, strong enough to keep the mission true.

Mission‑locked purpose

  • Purpose anchored to a mission‑locked sponsor.
  • Golden‑share veto over mandate, control and winding‑up.
  • Domestic control ethos — companies‑only, on‑shore.

Oversight & controls

  • Professional management under oversight.
  • Independent challenge on key committees and boards.
  • External audits and (where relevant) independent certifier validation.

Ethics & integrity

  • Competitive procurement and fair risk allocation.
  • ABAC, AML/CFT and sanctions compliance undertakings.
  • Data protection and recognised security standards.
Economics, impact & KPIs

Impact is intention; KPIs are the receipts

TSC programs are designed for predictable, auditable cash flows and measurable national outcomes — with a clear reporting cadence.

Indicative KPI themes

  • Resilience: uptime, latency by route/zone, MTTR, incident time‑to‑contain; automatic service credits.
  • Efficiency: PUE trends, utilisation, and cost per Gbps improving with scale.
  • Adoption & inclusion: workloads migrated, SOC coverage, accredited professionals trained.
  • Compliance: clean audits, assurance dashboards, transparent remediation.

Unit economics (at programme level)

Revenue lines are designed to be familiar to domestic financiers and auditors:

  • Data Infrastructure: availability and reserved‑capacity contracts with performance SLAs.
  • Cyber & Trust: subscriptions, retainers and qualified trust‑service fees.
  • Connectivity: ports/cross‑connects, IRUs/leases, wholesale backhaul.

Cash waterfall (illustrative): revenues → O&M/energy → reserves & SLA credits → debt service (if any) → management/performance fees → distributions & reinvestment.

Delivery roadmap

Clear engagement gates — from origination to audited outcomes

A practical, staged approach: define the programme, lock in governance and KPIs, contract and finance, deliver, then report and improve.

Originate & Evaluate

Project working groups define scope, model, KPIs and feasibility (technical, commercial, legal, cyber, ESG).

Approve

Joint steering and investment governance approvals pursuant to policy and agreed mandates.

Contract & Finance

Select PPP lane or private procurement; execute definitive contracts; settle financing and payment mechanics.

Deliver

Build and operate with milestone gates, capability transfer and embedded service credits.

Report & Improve

Quarterly KPI dashboards and annual audits; escalation routes; continuous improvement thereafter.

Downloads

Documents

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Corporate Profile

High-level overview of mandate, programmes, governance, and measurement.

Public Information Note

A plain-language summary of the “simple, sensible case”.

Strategic Positioning Brief

Strategic positioning and operating model summary.

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Contact

Enquiries & submissions

Public information only. Technical particulars can be shared through controlled channels, pursuant to fairness, eligibility and confidentiality protocols.

Contact details

General inquiries
inquiries@tscmu.org
Founder submissions
founders@tscmu.org
Investor relations
investors@tscmu.org
Website
www.tscmu.org
Address
6th Floor, Carleton Tower
19, Wall Street, Cybercity
Ebene, 72201 Mauritius

Generic E-mail Address

info@tscmu.org