The new Matola Bitumen and Fuel Terminals bring Puma Energy’s total capacity in Mozambique to 275,500m³ – the company’s second largest storage capacity in Africa.
"Puma Energy links local demand with international supply, through investment in infrastructure investment," explains Christophe Zyde, Chief Operating Officer for Puma Energy Africa. "Mozambique is a very promising market in Africa today. We have confidence in the country’s long-term commercial opportunities as well as the country’s strategic location to answer the supply requirements of Southern Africa."
