12 Reunion Island Companies in the Running for the Grand Final

Starting April 1st, Antenne Réunion will broadcast profiles of the 12 companies selected for the 9th edition of the Business & Territory Trophy every Wednesday.

This year, more than 30 applications were submitted. After reviewing the applications, the jury selected the companies that best illustrate the economic vitality of Reunion Island. The grand final will take place on June 16th at Domaine Moca.

The selection committee, which met on February 23rd, chose companies that combine innovation, local roots, and a commitment to sustainable development. Jury members include: CPME Reunion, Antenne Réunion, Groupama Indian Ocean, the Duchemann & Grondin Group, Zeop, Air France, the Reunion Region, and IAE Reunion.

After more than two hours of discussions, these experts identified the most representative candidates. The selection highlights a variety of sectors. Flo’s Workshop offers Réunion Island dishes in its coffee shop, Blue Ramen creates interactive content, and Bourbon Alu Service and Bourbon Composites embody local industry.

Gastronomy and short supply chains come together with Kaloubadia, Kramé Lélé, Moka de Palmas, and Café Le Lion. Ti Soap Péï and Soja d’Asie represent organic craftsmanship. Refé, specializing in smartphone refurbishment, and Weva.re, an e-commerce platform for local products, showcase digital innovation serving the region.

Five awards will be presented at the final: the Business & Territory Trophy, the Environmental Business Award, the Creative and Innovative Business Award, the Internationalization Business Award, and a special prize for best oral argument. An intermediate jury will meet on May 12 at IAE Réunion to evaluate the candidates before selecting the seven finalists. The awards ceremony will take place on the evening of June 16 at Domaine Moca.

The Business & Territory Trophy is not just about competition. The department highlights those who are building the future of Réunion’s economy every day. Innovation, creativity, and local commitment remain at the heart of this event, which celebrates the diversity and strength of the island’s economic fabric.