São Tomé and Príncipe
Live source dataInvestment Intelligence Profile · Central Africa · Capital São Tomé · STN
AfricaQore Investment Score
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Real GDP growth (IMF WEO)
3.2%
Reference year 2031
Political risk
Low
World Bank WGI, political stability
Market size percentile
0.0
GDP PPP, World Bank
Data confidence
High
Coverage of model weight
Country scorecard
Eleven weighted dimensions. Each score is São Tomé and Príncipe’s percentile against the other African markets that publish the same indicator. Weights renormalise over the dimensions actually observed.
3.20 % (2031) · IMF World Economic Outlook (DataMapper API)
38.30 % of GDP (2031) · IMF World Economic Outlook (DataMapper API)
0.49 index (-2.5 to 2.5) (2024) · World Bank Indicators API
1.5bn int$ (2025) · World Bank Indicators API
-0.96 % (2025) · World Bank Indicators API
90.44 % gross (2017) · World Bank Indicators API
77.70 % of population (2024) · World Bank Indicators API
59.12 % of population (2024) · World Bank Indicators API
-0.89 index (-2.5 to 2.5) (2024) · World Bank Indicators API
46.57 % of GDP (2025) · World Bank Indicators API
42.50 % of energy use (2022) · World Bank Indicators API
Intelligence reports
Ten institutional templates, generated from retrieved São Tomé and Príncipe observations only. Availability follows your plan.
Report 01
Macroeconomic Outlook & Fiscal Stability
GDP level and growth, inflation, current account, government debt and deficit, with IMF forecast years where published.
Sources: World Bank Indicators API · IMF World Economic Outlook
Report 02
Investment Risk & Political Stability
Political stability, governance and regulatory quality percentiles, macro volatility and the resulting risk band.
Sources: World Bank Worldwide Governance Indicators · IMF World Economic Outlook
Report 03
Workforce Demographics & Labor Market Dynamics
Population structure, labour force participation, employment and unemployment from ILO modelled estimates and UN population data.
Sources: ILOSTAT · UNICEF Data Warehouse · World Bank Indicators API
Report 04
University Graduates by Discipline (Human Capital Pipeline)
Tertiary enrolment and graduate output by field of study from UNESCO UIS, with explicit gaps where UIS publishes nothing.
Sources: UNESCO Institute for Statistics · World Bank Indicators API
Report 05
Sector-by-Sector Growth & Investment Opportunities
Sector composition, agriculture and food-system indicators, and where the country's scorecard implies investable gaps.
Sources: World Bank Indicators API · FAOSTAT · openAFRICA · AfDB Open Data
Report 06
Infrastructure & Physical Capital
Electricity access, energy, logistics and capital formation indicators with published gaps stated plainly.
Sources: World Bank Indicators API · AfDB Open Data
Report 07
Business Environment & Regulatory Framework
Regulatory quality, rule of law, control of corruption and FDI behaviour as a proxy for investor treatment.
Sources: World Bank Worldwide Governance Indicators · World Bank Indicators API
Report 08
Digital Economy, Fintech & Innovation
Internet and mobile penetration, account ownership and the digital readiness percentile behind the scorecard.
Sources: World Bank Indicators API · openAFRICA
Report 09
Trade, Regional Integration & Export Potential
Trade openness, current account, FDI inflows and regional bloc context including AfCFTA positioning.
Sources: World Bank Indicators API · IMF World Economic Outlook
Report 10
ESG, Climate Risk & Sustainability
Emissions intensity, renewable share, food security and governance dimensions assembled into an ESG risk view.
Sources: World Bank Indicators API · FAOSTAT · UNICEF Data Warehouse
Private wealth in São Tomé and Príncipe
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