Yes, a foreign national can be a director if they hold a valid Business Permit.
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Africa is steadily growing into a strong destination for new business opportunities. With expanding cities, increasing consumer demand, and improving investment conditions, the region offers space for businesses across trade, logistics, manufacturing, agriculture, services, technology, and more. Many African countries now allow 100% foreign ownership in selected industries, meaning you can register and operate your business with full control and without the need for a local sponsor.
The business environment is becoming more supportive, with governments simplifying company registration and offering incentives to attract international investors. Combined with competitive operating costs and access to growing markets, Africa presents a strong platform for long-term business growth and expansion.
At DigiLaunch, we manage the full setup process clearly and professionally — from documentation and licensing to compliance and operational approvals — helping your business get established smoothly and ready to function without delays.
Full Ownership in Many Sectors
Register and run your business with complete decision-making authority and full profit control.
No Local Partner Requirement for Eligible Activities
Operate independently without shared ownership or mandatory sponsorship agreements.
Expanding and Diversifying Markets
Tap into growing consumer demand, rising industries, and new commercial opportunities.
Strategic Regional Trade Access
Use your presence in one market to reach surrounding business regions with ease.
Government Support for Foreign Investment
Many countries actively encourage international businesses through simplified registration and incentives.
Yes, a foreign national can be a director if they hold a valid Business Permit.
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No. There is no minimum capital requirement; the company can be registered with a nominal share capital.
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Yes, a local registered office address is mandatory for company registration.
Only one shareholder is required, and it can be an individual or a corporate entity.
No, there is no minimum capital requirement, and the company can be registered with a nominal share capital.
A business is formed by registering the company with the relevant authorities, submitting the required documents, and meeting compliance steps such as appointing a director and securing a registered office.
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We understand the requirements, regulations, and local procedures across major African jurisdictions, ensuring your setup is done correctly the first time.
We simplify the process of securing 100% foreign ownership in eligible sectors and handle the licensing steps based on your exact business activity.
We prepare, organize, and review all company documents and filings with clear and precise guidance, helping you avoid delays and compliance issues.
We guide you through Business Permit processes, minimum investment rules, and eligibility to make the approval process clear and manageable.
We work directly with local authorities and service channels, helping your setup progress smoothly without unnecessary back-and-forth.
From company registration to office address and bank account guidance, we assist with every operational step so your business is ready to run.
"Digilaunch made our market entry smooth and structured. The documentation and licensing were handled clearly and professionally."
"Professional support throughout. They guided each step, explained requirements clearly, and ensured a seamless setup."
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"Reliable and consistent service. They managed all formalities efficiently and kept us informed through every stage."
"Smooth process from start to finish. They handled approvals, paperwork, and coordination professionally and on schedule."