Vulcan and Nacala Logistics showcase innovation and commitment at FACIM 2024

Under the motto “Industrialization: Innovation and Diversification of the National Economy”, Vulcan and Nacala Logistics participate, between the 26th of August and the 1st of September, in the 59th edition of FACIM (Maputo International Fair), which takes place at the International Center of Ricatla Fairs and Exhibitions, in Marracuene, Maputo province.

The businesses of the two companies – coal production, coal logistics and general cargo – are displayed on the same stand, a way of reinforcing the commitment to the sustainable socio-economic development of Mozambique.

In addition to presenting the business portfolio, in this edition, Vulcan and Nacala Logistics present the social projects that are developed in the regions where we operate, for the well-being of the communities.

In this edition of FACIM, Vulcan – once again – was honored as the largest exporter to India in the mining sector, recognition granted by the Ministry of Mineral Resources and Energy. This distinction highlights the company’s significant impact on strengthening the national economy.

In his speech on the occasion, Dr. Mukesh Kumar, CEO of Vulcan, expressed himself honored and highlighted that this award is the result of the commitment of all the company’s workers.

“Receiving this award is proof of our commitment to excellence and innovation. We will continue to be a driving force in the mining sector, contributing to operational efficiency and the socio-economic development of Mozambique. This recognition is also the result of the hard work and dedication of our entire team.” – said Kumar.

“We are a company that prioritizes safety, so we always strive to adopt cutting-edge, environmentally friendly technologies to address issues related to the environment, safety and health, in addition to moving towards benchmark performance” – he added.

The participation of Vulcan and Nacala Logistics in FACIM 2024 reinforces the companies’ role as leaders in the mining and logistics sectors, respectively, and highlights the importance of investing in the industrialization and diversification of the Mozambican economy.