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EXECUTIVE GOVERNANCE · SECTION 10

BOARD OF DIRECTORS & OPERATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE

Stewarded by veteran corporate directors with extensive backgrounds in institutional banking, freight logistics, and energy trading. Supported by an operational establishment of 16 qualified energy specialists.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS · PAGE 8

Executive Leadership & Board Governance

Corporate Stewardship
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Board Executive

Miss Winnie Wangu Mugweru

Director — Finance & AdministrationFormer National Bank of Kenya • 24+ Years Banking Experience

Miss Winnie Wangu Mugweru is in charge of our Finance and Administration department. Prior to joining Stallion Gulf Limited, she worked with distinction for the National Bank of Kenya, accumulating more than 24 years of seasoned experience in commercial and institutional banking.

Her background provides Stallion Gulf with rigorous fiscal governance, advanced risk management frameworks, international trade financing acumen (Letters of Credit, bank guarantees), and meticulous financial control systems that ensure robust capital solvency.

Core Areas of Oversight:
― Strategic Financial Controls
― Capital Allocation & ROI
― Statutory Audit & Compliance
― Banking Syndication
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Board Executive

Mr. Martin Mugweru

Director — Operations & MarketingB.Sc. in Finance • Dip. in Marketing • Dip. in Oil & Gas (Duke Univ.)

Mr. Martin Mugweru directs our Operations and Marketing department. He has worked for prominent international supply chain organizations such as Adra International Limited and Alexandria Freight Forwarders Limited, bringing vast operational experience in cross-border logistics and trade execution.

Mr. Mugweru holds a Bachelor of Science in Finance, a Diploma in International Marketing, and a Diploma in Oil & Gas Industry Operations and Markets from Duke University. His deep expertise in freight forwarding, customs clearance, and Platts-benchmarked contract negotiations drives Stallion Gulf's dynamic market penetration across the EAC and COMESA trade corridors.

Core Areas of Oversight:
― Cross-Border Trading
― Pipeline Gantry Offtake
― Commercial Account Servicing
― Fleet Routing & Telematics
ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE · PAGE 8

Company Functions & Departmental Hierarchy

16+ Qualified Industry Specialists
01 / TECHNICAL

Technical, Supply & Planning

Headed by a seasoned engineer overseeing product specification compliance, pipeline throughput allocations, terminal tank calibration, and discharge scheduling.

02 / COMMERCIAL

Marketing & Finance

Headed by the Director of Finance & Administration. An internal audit unit supervises financial systems, hedging controls, and accounting verification across all transactions.

03 / OPERATIONS

Human Resources & Fleet

Maintains an active establishment of 16 qualified staff. Board members actively supervise trading operations, with dedicated personnel manning functional desks.

PHYSICAL ASSETS & ACCESS · PAGE 8

Operational Infrastructure & Distribution Access

STORAGE ACCESS

  • ― Modern bonded storage terminals
  • ― Flexible storage solutions for clients
  • ― Strategic buffer stock holding
  • ― 24/7 telemetric tank monitoring
  • ― Strict occupational safety standards

TERMINAL ACCESS

  • ― Deep-water port terminal berths
  • ― Multi-product handling capability
  • ― Customs bonded transit facilities
  • ― Direct pipeline gantry connectivity
  • ― Rapid vessel & tanker turnaround

LOGISTICS NETWORK

  • ― Calibration-certified tanker fleet
  • ― Rail and pipeline multimodal routing
  • ― Cross-border customs clearing speed
  • ― Real-time ECTS telematics tracking
  • ― Last-mile terminal delivery precision