The Ivory Coast corporate sector is increasingly expanding and providing numerous new business opportunities. The economy of Cote D' Ivoire is increasingly getting high. The Ivory Coast is mostly market-based and largely dependent on farming. Nearly 70% of the Ivorians participate in some kind of farming practice. Several other businesses are carried out in the country which is very high in demand and has provided successful businesses to so many people. Let us consider them in brief.

1. Palm oil Business - 45 percent of the national oilseed supply is used by the Ivorian domestic industry. The remaining 55 percent of oilseeds are now mostly deficient on the sub-regional market, primarily for the West African economic and monetary union (WAEMU) and ECOWAS (WAEMU).

2. Rubber Production Business - Ivory Coast is planning to double the production of rubber by 2025. The Ivory Coast Natural rubber crop is the continent s largest production producer, reaching 200,000 tonnes in 2008, rising to 188,500 tonnes in 2007.
Ivory Coast, according to the National Association of Natural Rubber Professionals, is the fourth largest rubber manufacturer in the world (Apromac). Their production is also a long way from Malaysia, which grows almost 90% of the rubber trees worldwide. In 2020, Ivory Coast produced almost a million tonnes, representing 80% of latex across the continent. Since 2005, the supply of Ivory Coast rubber has continued to increase, having produced a paltry 170,000 tonnes.