6 Best B2B Data Providers in Solomon Islands in 2026

Companies in Solomon Islands are registered under the Companies Act 2009, administered by the Investment Corporation of the Solomon Islands (ICSI) and the Companies Haus (business registration office). The registration process assigns a unique company number to all legal entities and covers private companies, public companies, foreign companies, and cooperatives. Solomon Islands' company registration system has been progressively digitalised, with the government working to improve the business environment. The Companies Haus maintains the public register of all incorporated entities.

Solomon Islands does not yet have a comprehensive data protection law equivalent to GDPR. Data handling is governed by sector-specific regulations and common law principles. International data providers operating in Solomon Islands, such as InfobelPRO, operate under their home jurisdiction laws — primarily GDPR for EU-based providers — which provide strong protections for personal data within company records. For B2B data, this means executive names, contacts, and other personal information in company records are handled under GDPR-equivalent or exceeding standards.

Solomon Islands has approximately 20,000–30,000 registered businesses, with a significant concentration in Honiara (the capital and commercial centre). The economy is heavily dependent on logging, fishing, and agriculture, with a growing services sector. Key commercial areas outside Honiara include Gizo (Western Province), Auki (Malaita Province), and Tulagi (Central Province). The business environment is characterised by a mix of local businesses, Chinese-owned trading companies, Australian and New Zealand-affiliated firms, and international resource extraction companies.

Key B2B sectors in Solomon Islands include logging and forestry (one of the largest per-capita logging industries globally, though controversial), fishing and marine resources (exclusive economic zone is commercially very significant), agriculture (palm oil, copra, cocoa, coconut products), gold and nickel mining, financial services (ANZ, BSP, Bank South Pacific), telecommunications (Solomon Telekom, bmobile-Vodafone), construction and infrastructure, and the NGO and development sector (which is a significant part of the formal economy). Tourism is an emerging sector. Chinese-owned trading companies play a major role in the retail and distribution economy.

InfobelPRO offers the broadest verified international coverage of Solomon Islands companies with records sourced from official registries, making it the top choice for international sales teams needing comprehensive Solomon Islands B2B data at scale with GDPR-compliant delivery from an EU-based provider.

InfobelPRO maintains a dedicated dataset of verified Solomon Islands company records sourced from official registries. You can explore coverage, attributes, and request a free sample on the Solomon Islands B2B data page.