Petrodex is committed to leveraging its core competencies to assist in natural or humanitarian crises and charitable causes.
At Petrodex, we believe in giving back to the communities we serve. Our commitment to social responsibility is reflected in our ongoing initiatives aimed at creating lasting positive impacts.
We believe that the greatest asset for future generations will always be education . Petrodex offers scholarships to over 100 talented and high-achieving children, providing opportunities for both school and university education. Through these scholarships, we aim to empower the next generation of leaders by supporting their academic growth and achievements.
Amid the peak of the pandemic in Zambia, the country was facing a variety of risks, including severe shortages in oxygen supplies. These shortages, exacerbated by market price fluctuations, magnified the impact of the pandemic and led to a public health crisis. Hospitals were unable to attend to and treat critical COVID-19 patients, resulting in operational, credit, and reputational risks.
We believe that the greatest asset for future generations will always be education . Petrodex offers scholarships to over 100 talented and high-achieving children, providing opportunities for both school and university education. Through these scholarships, we aim to empower the next generation of leaders by supporting their academic growth and achievements.
We proudly fund orphanage that cares for 85 disabled children, ensuring their basic needs are met. Our support includes covering food, power, water, medical care, and education. By providing these essential services, we aim to foster a nurturing environment where children can grow and thrive.
Mitigatingtheserisksisfundamentaltotheshort,medium,andlong-termsuccessofourbusiness.Uponbeinginformed,Petrodeximmediatelymobilizedadedicatedtaskteamfromitsmostseniorworkforcetoaddresstheoxygenshortage.
AfterswiftlyidentifyinganoxygensupplysourceinDubai,Petrodexpromptlyprocuredemptycannisters,filledthemwithoxygen,andredirectedthemtoLusaka,Zambia'scapital.Withinaspanof35days,Petrodexchartered12dedicatedaircrafts,eachcarryingapproximately60tonsofoxygencannisters,alongwithothersanitaryaccessoriesandsuppliesthatwereinshortsupply.
