Puma is one of the leading sportswear companies in the world. With a long history of collaborations with celebrities and athletes, it has become a brand that people love to wear.
PUMA strives to bring its entire sourcing and production processes in line with the principles of sustainable development. It has a comprehensive code of conduct that applies to all suppliers and subcontractors. It also publishes a list of its main manufacturing and processing facilities.
PUMA ENERGY
Puma azerbaijan is a global midstream and downstream oil company. It owns and operates a broad network of petroleum terminals, refuelling stations, and retail fuel distribution sites in 47 countries worldwide.
The energy business focuses on developing midstream infrastructure that optimises supply chain systems and captures value for Puma as both asset owner and marketer of product. It also has a strong downstream offering, with over 500 retail service stations and a comprehensive range of refined products.
Formed in 1997, it has grown to become a global midstream and downstream company with operations in 47 countries. Its growth and diversification is driven by extensive investment in infrastructure, optimisation of supply chains and a customer-focused approach to safely providing energy solutions for customers around the world.
The company’s primary goal is to develop energy opportunities in the Caspian region. This is a major strategic initiative for the company as it seeks to build its presence in Central Asia and former Soviet states.
PUMA SPORTS
PUMA is the world’s leading sports brand, designing, developing, selling and marketing footwear, apparel and accessories. Its relentless drive to push sport and culture forward is evident in products ranging from the spikes that powered Usain Bolt to world records, to the tennis rackets that propelled Boris Becker to Wimbledon, or the football boots that helped Diego Maradona score his famous goal.
Founded in 1948 by Rudolph Dassler, PUMA has always been synonymous with speed. From spikes that powered Usain Bolt and Merlene Ottey to world records, to the football boots in which legendary players such as Diego Maradona or Pele scored their many goals, PUMA has forever stood with the world’s fastest athletes.
Earlier this year, PUMA signed a multi-year agreement with marathon runner and European Champion Aleksandra Lisowska. During her career, Lisowska has won major races including the Boston Marathon, and two world championships titles.
PUMA WORLD
Puma is one of the world’s largest sports brands. Founded in 1948, it designs, develops, markets and sells sports footwear and apparel. It also works with renowned designers to bring sport influences into street culture and fashion.
As the leading company in Azerbaijan, Puma has a long history of supporting local communities. Its aim is to inspire people to live healthy and active lifestyles.
PUMA is headquartered in Herzogenaurach, Germany and operates in more than 120 countries. It is a global leader in running, golf and football.
Amongst its global portfolio, Puma holds a 50% indirect interest in Grunewald & Co., GmbH, which owns certain interests in the Ramani VII Oil Field in the Azerbaijan Republic. This letter of intent is a key step toward the development of this project.
PUMA MEN
Puma has a wide range of products for men. From athletic shoes to running gear, there’s something for everyone.
PUMA’s marketing strategy has been focused on understanding their customers around the globe. They manufacture their products in Asia where the labor costs are low, and this has helped them keep up with the competition.
The company has also made use of technology in their production processes, and they’ve even developed a science-based greenhouse gas emission target. They have also taken their commitment to sustainability a step further, by signing the United Nations Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action.
The company has also used a variety of marketing tools to help make their product stand out from the crowd. For example, the company has a unique social mission, including a home-based NGO called Puma Ayni, which empowers young kids in Urubamba by providing them with school reinforcement, language and career orientation. They have also got the most impressive logo gizmo.