SPAH HONORED AT THE CEO SUMMIT: AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT THAT HIGHLIGHTS ITS COMMITMENT TO THE LOCAL COMMUNITY

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At the most recent CEO Summit, SPAH (Société de Production d’Articles Hygiéniques) was honored with the “Malagasy ny Antsika” Special Award. This significant recognition celebrates an industrial vision that is deeply rooted in the local community and focused on creating a lasting impact.

A distinction that makes sense

The “Malagasy ny Antsika” Award recognizes companies that actively contribute to Madagascar’s development by promoting local resources, creating jobs, and building sustainable supply chains.

For SPAH, this distinction aligns directly with its model: producing locally from recycled materials while meeting the basic needs of communities.

A socially responsible business model and a real impact

Since its inception, the SPAH has been committed to the principles of the circular economy:

  • Recycling and Processing of Waste Paper
  • Reducing the Environmental Footprint
  • Contributing to a More Responsible Industry

But beyond the standards, this is an operational reality, because every product we manufacture embodies a concrete commitment to more sustainable development.

For the SPAH, receiving this award also serves as recognition of its efforts to create local jobs, support local supply chains, and contribute to the country’s industrial self-sufficiency.

In a context where economic sovereignty is a major issue, SPAH demonstrates that it is possible to balance industrial performance with a positive impact.

A source of pride for the Group

This recognition further strengthens the Group’s overall momentum as it pursues a strategy of responsible growth across its various business lines.

It reflects a strong conviction: economic development must serve the region and its communities.

Thus, this award is not an end in itself, but a step along the way. It encourages us to go even further in our environmental and social commitments, and to continue innovating for the benefit of Vita Malagasy.

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