Mozambique and Angola are attractive countries for retail chains .

Mozambique and Angola have attracted major international retail chains and, according to the study "African Retail Development Index" by AT Kearney, are among the 15 African countries most attractive for this type of investment.In the study of A.T. Kearney, Mozambique emerged as the 15th most attractive country for these retail chains.The consultant believes that the Mozambican retail sector is dominated by South African companies, particularly Shoprite, and states that the impact of economic growth, the highest in the African continent, mainly related to mining activity, not being felt largely in cities.the study published this month in New York, the consultant puts Angola in 3rd place among the most attractive African countries to international retail chains, behind Gaahead of Nigeria, taking into account factors as the size of the urban population, enterprise-wide efficiency and risk for investors.