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CSM Tech Secures ₹1.65 Crore Deal to Track Cargo on Mozambique Trade Route
- •CSM Tech has won a $174,000 contract from TradeMark Africa to build a digital platform monitoring cargo movement along Mozambique's Beira Corridor.
- •The 18-month project involves creating the Mozambique Transport and Trade Observatory to provide near real-time insights on delays and bottlenecks.
- •The Beira Corridor links the Port of Beira with Zimbabwe, Malawi, Zambia, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- •The platform will feature interactive dashboards, digital maps, automated alerts, and data analytics integrated with ports, roads, and customs.
- •CSM Technologies Managing Director Priyadarshi Pany noted the initiative will help stakeholders identify bottlenecks and improve coordination.
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CSM Tech secured a $174,000, or approximately ₹1.65 crore, contract from TradeMark Africa to develop the Mozambique Transport and Trade Observatory digital platform along the Beira Corridor. The 18-month project involves monitoring cargo movement, transport performance, delays, and bottlenecks to provide stakeholders with near real-time information.
The Beira Corridor connects Mozambique's Port of Beira with Zimbabwe while extending crucial trade links to Malawi, Zambia, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. It serves as an essential trade route for these landlocked economies relying on efficient transport links.
The platform will feature a secure web-based system with interactive dashboards, digital maps, automated alerts, data analytics, and a centralised data warehouse. It will integrate information across ports, roads, railways, and customs while incorporating a four-stage data validation process and local hosting in Mozambican data centres.
