Puma Energy

🚛 Meet Daniel Fiase, a professional driver trainer who truly embodies the impact of our partnership with Transaid on road safety. Based in #Ghana, Daniel is dedicated to training drivers on safe road practices, helping to reduce accidents and save lives. 🌍🚦 #RoadSafety #DriverTraining #Africa

We've got more than 3,000 employees representing 70 nationalities at Puma Energy. Meet some of our team and learn about the different roles and exciting career paths the company can offer. Lennon Phillip is Head of Legal for our business in Africa. In our latest video, he talks about Puma's role in Africa and how we're contributing to the continent's socio-economic growth. Lennon describes the culture at Puma as highly collaborative. Watch the video to hear more about his experience and what it's like to work at Puma. Explore our latest job openings and learn about careers at Puma: https://lnkd.in/et2sjid3 #EnergisingCommunities #Africa #Careers

We've got more than 3,000 employees representing 70 nationalities at Puma Energy. Meet some of our team and learn about the different roles and exciting career paths the company can offer. Janet Sithole is Regional Non-Fuels Retail Manager for our business in Africa. She joined Puma two years ago and is responsible for the retail of everything outside the fuels and lubricants space - essentially our convenience stores and partnerships with Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) brands, as well as other add-on services at the filling station forecourt such as ATMs. Janet really enjoys her job, watch this short video to find out why.  Explore our latest job openings and learn about careers at Puma: https://lnkd.in/et2sjid3

Puma Energy today announced its financial results for the three-month period ending 30 June 2024. Our core regions and segments have demonstrated a stable performance, with continued growth in aviation year over year, and the recovery of margins and higher volumes across our commercial segment compared to Q1 2024. “We remain prudent as we navigate the current global macroeconomic environment, which continues to be underpinned by higher cost of borrowing and economic stress in some of the countries we operate in Africa,” said Carlos Pons Chief Financial Officer of Puma Energy. Read the full release: https://lnkd.in/dzKrXbme

We recently launched our first ever pan-African brand campaign - "Go Africa!" - showcasing Puma Energy's commitment to customers and delivering quality service and reliable energy solutions in Africa. Puma Energy Regional Marketing Manager D'leon Burger gives a behind the scenes look at the journey to define who we are as Puma Energy Africa, and build a strong brand strategy that speaks to our commitment to energise the growth of African communities and convey our belief in Africa's potential. Learn more about the campaign and watch the commercial here: https://lnkd.in/dyTjXr-X #EnergisingCommunities #GoAfrica

Our partner in youth economic empowerment, Puma Energy Foundation, has joined the LinkedIn community Puma Energy Foundation provides funding to non-profit organisations and social enterprises to tackle vital health challenges. Connect with Puma Energy Foundation on LinkedIn via this link https://lnkd.in/d7EZ39B6 Puma Energy Foundation #PUMAEnergyFoundation #YouthEmpowerment #EconomicDevelopment #SocialImpact

We are proud to launch our "Go Africa!" campaign, showcasing Puma Energy's commitment to customers and delivering quality service and reliable energy solutions in Africa.   The campaign, which is inspired by the soul and rich diversity of Africa, embodies our purpose of Energising Communities.   Puma Energy has been deeply committed to supporting Africa's growth and prosperity since its entry to the market in 2010 and currently operates a retail network of more than 680 stations across the continent.   The 'Go Africa!' campaign reflects the rich diversity of Africa and its people, and Puma Energy's determination to be a catalyst for positive change.   Watch the new commercial for the "Go Africa!" campaign here: https://lnkd.in/d95C8mCt #PumaEnergyGoAfrica #EnergisingCommunities

As part of its road safety initiative, the Puma Energy Foundation has partnered with Transaid to develop a heavy goods vehicle (HGV) driver training standard in Ghana.   In Ghana, the number of HGVs on the road are growing thanks to new critical infrastructure development. More HGVs mean more drivers, raising the importance of training for safe driving practices.   As an independent philanthropic entity, The Puma Energy Foundation provides long-term funding to non-profit organisations that tackle vital health challenges related to road safety and access to clean energy in Africa and in Latin America.   Follow Puma Energy Foundation to learn more about the impact that initiatives like these are having on communities. 

Last week Puma Energy celebrated the opening of a 200 kWp solar power and battery system at the Kariba Minerals mine site in Zambia alongside partners ZCCM Investments Holdings Plc and government representatives.   Located in a remote district of southern Zambia, the mine has never been connected to the main power grid. Now, thanks to the new 200kW solar plant, around 1,724 tonnes of CO2 will be saved each year.   In a speech during the opening ceremony, Puma Zambia General Manager Patricio Chababo said "the signficance of this project extends beyond the installation of solar panels and battery storage. It represents a successful collaboration between business and government and showcases the power of partnership in driving sustainable energy solutions."   This project represents our offering to our industrial customers seeking lower carbon energy solutions to support their decarbonization objectives.

In sub-Saharan Africa, traffic accidents are among the leading cause of death of young people. Puma Energy’s BeRoadSafe programme aims to improve the safety of African children on the roads today, and to prepare them to be responsible road users in the future. The programme is a partnership between Puma Energy and NGO Amend with the support of local partners, including safety councils and the police. Through our BeRoadSafe programme we have reached more than 38,000 children across 20 schools in Botswana, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe.   We look forward to expanding this program across more locations in the future and thank our partners for helping children and communities to #BeRoadSafe.