Twenty-Three Sectors, One Group
The group's articles register twenty-three activities. They are listed below in the order the articles set them out. Several feed each other directly: the yards we build supply the vessels that move our commodities, and the generation capacity we install powers the infrastructure we deliver.
Schedule of Activities
- Marine Arsenal and ShipbuildingVessels built, traded and held for the group's own account.
- Mining and Metal TradeMining, and the metals that come out of it.
- Strategic MaterialsProtein and the basic cooking commodities, moved at scale.
- Grain TradeThe dry bulk trade: grain, pulses and the soft commodities that travel with them.
- Heavy Machines and Heavy-Duty VehiclesThe equipment that builds everything else.
- Petroleum and Gas TradeCrude, its derivatives, and gas of every kind.
- Floating Energy PlantsGeneration capacity delivered by sea, commissioned where the grid needs it.
- Sea and River TransportScheduled and tourist services, run on the group's own tonnage.
- Infrastructure ProjectsLarge-scale works, from tender to operation.
- Agro InvestmentLand brought into production and held.
- Aircraft and Air TransportAircraft owned and traded, and the routes they fly.
- Fruit, Vegetables and CropsField output, conventional and organic, including medicinal plants.
- Medicinal TradeMedicines and medical supplies, internationally licensed.
- Debt Collection and Corporate AcquisitionReceivables recovered, and companies bought outright.
- Funds, Securities and BondsThe balance-sheet side of a group committed to long cycles.
- Textiles and FibresCloth, thread and raw fibre of every kind.
- Toys and Light MobilityChildren's toys, motorcycles and electric bicycles.
- Electrical EquipmentAppliances, motors, transformers and electrical tooling.
- Furniture and Household GoodsThe fit-out trade: furniture, furnishings and household equipment.
- Dairy and FoodstuffsDairy, and food in its fresh, canned and dried forms.
- Timber TradeTimber of all kinds, and what is made from it.
- Commercial Agencies and Major ProjectsRepresentation for others, and ownership of projects at scale.
- Advanced Technology and Modern EquipmentInvestment in the equipment layer of modern industry.