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

  1. Marine Arsenal and ShipbuildingVessels built, traded and held for the group's own account.
  2. Mining and Metal TradeMining, and the metals that come out of it.
  3. Strategic MaterialsProtein and the basic cooking commodities, moved at scale.
  4. Grain TradeThe dry bulk trade: grain, pulses and the soft commodities that travel with them.
  5. Heavy Machines and Heavy-Duty VehiclesThe equipment that builds everything else.
  6. Petroleum and Gas TradeCrude, its derivatives, and gas of every kind.
  7. Floating Energy PlantsGeneration capacity delivered by sea, commissioned where the grid needs it.
  8. Sea and River TransportScheduled and tourist services, run on the group's own tonnage.
  9. Infrastructure ProjectsLarge-scale works, from tender to operation.
  10. Agro InvestmentLand brought into production and held.
  11. Aircraft and Air TransportAircraft owned and traded, and the routes they fly.
  12. Fruit, Vegetables and CropsField output, conventional and organic, including medicinal plants.
  13. Medicinal TradeMedicines and medical supplies, internationally licensed.
  14. Debt Collection and Corporate AcquisitionReceivables recovered, and companies bought outright.
  15. Funds, Securities and BondsThe balance-sheet side of a group committed to long cycles.
  16. Textiles and FibresCloth, thread and raw fibre of every kind.
  17. Toys and Light MobilityChildren's toys, motorcycles and electric bicycles.
  18. Electrical EquipmentAppliances, motors, transformers and electrical tooling.
  19. Furniture and Household GoodsThe fit-out trade: furniture, furnishings and household equipment.
  20. Dairy and FoodstuffsDairy, and food in its fresh, canned and dried forms.
  21. Timber TradeTimber of all kinds, and what is made from it.
  22. Commercial Agencies and Major ProjectsRepresentation for others, and ownership of projects at scale.
  23. Advanced Technology and Modern EquipmentInvestment in the equipment layer of modern industry.