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Angola is one of the largest economies in Sub-Saharan Africa, with a strong natural resource base and a national strategy focused on economic diversification, especially in non-oil sectors.

Recent growth has been driven by sectors such as agriculture, trade, construction, and mining, gradually reducing dependence on oil.

Economic ContextEconomic growth has been driven by the expansion of the non-oil sector and productive diversification.

	Reduction and exemption of taxes such as Industrial Tax, Stamp Duty, and Capital Gains Tax for periods that may reach up to 15 years, depending on the location and size of the investment.
	Possibility of negotiating incentives under the contractual regime for investments starting from USD 1 million, through AIPEX.
	Tax credits that can reach up to 50% of the investment value, especially in priority development zones.

HighlightedIncentives vary according to the sector, location, and economic impact of the project.

Investment costs in Angola vary according to the sector, location, and size of the project. The country offers competitive costs in the region, especially in the agricultural, industrial, and tourism sectors.

	The minimum investment required to access the contractual regime is generally from USD 1,000,000, as defined by the Private Investment Law.
	Operational costs vary by region and are lower outside major urban centers such as Luanda.
	Infrastructure costs, such as energy and logistics, are more competitive in areas with structured projects and logistics corridors.
	Local labor offers competitive costs, with a growing availability of skilled professionals.

NoteCosts and requirements vary depending on the type of investment and should be assessed in coordination with AIPEX..

The Private Investment Law establishes the principles, guarantees, and incentives for national and foreign investors, ensuring legal protection and economic freedom.

Guarantee of protection of investment and private property (Law No. 10/18 of June 26)
Possibility of repatriation of profits and dividends, under the terms of the Private Investment Law
Equal treatment between national and foreign investors
Simplified administrative procedures for investment licensing

Private Investment Law (PIL)

Legal FrameworkAngolan legislation promotes economic diversification, job creation, and technology transfer..

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