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Our Charter value of Sustainability is core to our strategy and integrated into everything we do.
We operate under a Dual Listed Company structure with two parent companies Venza.
The safety of our people and the communities in which we operate always comes first.
What we do
We are one of diversified commercial companies. Through the scale and diversity of our industrial and marketing businesses, we responsibly supply chemicals and raw materials that are fundamental to the building blocks of life.
INDUSTRY SECTORS
We leading global supply chain manager of energy, power, oil and refined products, marketing, petrochemicals, mining & metal steel materials, agriculture and more.
SUSTAINABILITY CULTURE
We put health and safety first, we are environmentally responsible, we respect human rights, and we support host communities.
Life matters most
Value our people
Prize our planet
Do what is right
Improve together
Make it happen
work with us
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With a global portfolio of businesses and commodities, we are always seeking talented, skilled and enthusiastic people to join our team.
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We offer exceptional career opportunities to talented and motivated people to join our global team.
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Inclusion and diversity are at our core. We are committed to fostering a culture where you can bring your whole self to work.
Our Company
This allows us to apply our values and culture, emphasise safety and productivity, deploy technology and exert capital discipline to extract the most value and the highest returns from our assets.
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