Fifteen Indian companies have moved forward with plans to invest in Angola as part of a growing economic partnership between the two nations. The development was confirmed in Luanda on February 12, 2026, highlighting deepening commercial ties and expanded opportunities for bilateral cooperation.
The planned investments span several priority sectors of the Angolan economy, including agriculture, fertiliser production and logistics, according to business representatives and diplomatic sources.
Indian business leaders have identified these areas as key avenues for capital deployment and long-term collaboration, reflecting India’s interest in Angola’s natural resources and potential for diversified economic growth.
This move builds on broader strategic engagement between Angola and India, where both governments have previously worked to strengthen economic and trade links, particularly in energy, technology, minerals and infrastructure.
The expansion of Indian business activity in Angola complements ongoing efforts by the Angolan government to attract foreign direct investment and support national development objectives.
The arrival of these investment plans underscores a renewed commercial confidence and signals potential increases in job creation, value‑added production and sectoral diversification as Angola continues to implement reforms to enhance its investment climate.
The engagements are expected to further solidify economic relations and stimulate bilateral trade partnerships.