Based in Mauritius, Nomad is a subsidiary of Africa Digital Bridges Ltd (ADB).

ADB is headquartered in Dubai and is part of a conglomerate of sister companies, including:

  •   Galana Petroleum Limited:

       Based in Dubai, GPL supplies oil products to countries in East Africa and the Indian Ocean region;

  •   Africa Digital Bridges Free Zone:

      Based in the Dubai Internet City, ADB-FZ provides mobile computing solutions to enterprises in
      Dubai;

  •   Africa Digital Bridges Networks Ltd:

      Operating in Mauritius under the trade name  “Nomad”, ADBN provides Internet services to        enterprises and households;

  •   Indian Ocean Commodities Ltd:

       Based in Dubai, provides food & beverage products to wholesale and retail markets across the
       Middle East & Africa.  “Nomad”, ADBN provides Internet services to enterprises and
       households;

Incorporated in December 2003 and headquartered at the Ebène Cybercity, Nomad is the second largest Internet Service Provider in Mauritius.

The Company’s Vision is “to be a leading wireless ISP in Africa and Asia, providing innovative, user-friendly and affordable Internet Services that help democratize Internet Access and support the growth of the ICT sector.”

Nomad offers a range of Internet services for individuals and Corporates, including dial-up and wireless broadband connectivity, web design and hosting, online content and e-mail, and an upcoming Disaster Recovery Centre (DRC).

In its quest to constantly innovate, we have introduced “NOMAD” - the First Wireless Broadband Internet Service in Mauritius, in November 2005. Unlike ADSL, Nomad does not require a telephone line. Based on the emerging WiMAX standard, Nomad enables customers to access high-speed Internet on their computer anywhere, anytime – within the coverage area. The completion of the island-wide coverage by 2007 will make Mauritius the first country in the world to have a contiguous nationwide Wireless Broadband network.