RBR subsidiary PacMoz

RBR Rubicon Resources Group Ltd has closed the acquisition of its Australian Registered Trading Organisation (RTO).It also has a Mozambican business administration subsidiary, PacMoz, which is cash flow positive and self-funding.PacMoz acquired a labour broking licence in November 2015, which was a critical step in RBR’s strategy to become a holistic labour services provider to its clients.RBR is focusing on providing industrial skills training services through its subsidiary Futuro Skills, which is conducting training programs in Mozambique, Australia, South East Asia and Europe.Futuro Skills is in the final stages of a submission to deliver a ‘Welding and Fabrication Skills (WFS)’ training program for up to 1000 disadvantaged Mozambicans.The program is part of a wider initiative called JOBA which is funded by the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development (DFID), with an estimated value of US$2 million.The company is involved in other programs in Mozambique, including providing training for 60 new employees for a leading multinational integrated energy and chemical company.Another project is in the coal mining region of Tete, Mozambique, where the client has requested a range of programs to be delivered onsite as part of the commissioning of a new processing plant.As part of Futuro Skills’ focus on providing training services, the company is building the Matola Training Facility in Mozambique, where programs can be customised to meet client requirements.Office facilities and a single classroom have been completed at Matola, with catering facilities, amenities, and additional classrooms being constructed.In addition to Mozambique, Futuro Skills is in various stages of discussion to provide training services for clients in Australia, Indonesia and Kosovo near Serbia.