More than 35 of the largest South African companies are now operating on the Island.
That's according to a Business Tech article, which features director at IOM Opportunities, Marnie Delaney-Parker.
Marnie told 3FM that the Island is an easy place to move to, especially as a start-up business as it's one of the only places where you don't need an investment.
She adds that what attracts businesses is the funding, grants and enouragement the government offers.
Sunset Lakes announces plan to fully re-open
A fishing and events venue in the West of the Island has announced it'll be fully re-opening next year.
Sponsorship applications open for 2026 MGP
Would your business like to be a sponsor for the Manx Grand Prix?
Researchers ask what you think of your phone company
What do you think of your phone company?
Bank could get facelift
A bank in Ramsey could be getting a facelift, if planners approve new proposals.
Island keeps its AA3 Moody's credit rating
The Island has kept its AA3 credit rating, after the latest update by Moody's.
More companies giving employees input in risk assessments
The Island's financial regulator says more companies are giving all employees a say in their business risk assessments.
Russian citizens added to cyber sanctions list
Eight new entries have been added to the UK's cyber sanctions list, which applies to the Island.
How will Island remain attractive during MONEYVAL assessment?
How will the Island stay attractive to businesses while being scrutinized by Europe's anti-money laundering body?
