The MOL Charitable Trust (Note 1) announced on Tuesday, January 28, 2025, the selection of 15 projects for funding in the fourth call for applications (Note 2) in a ceremony held in Mahebourg.The Trust received about 90 applications for the fourth round of funding. The Trust's Steering Committee followed a rigorous screening process, and made its final selections at a meeting on Monday, December 2, at MOL Head Office. Projects were judged based on their relevance to the three priority areas of the MOL Group's social contribution activity policy: the marine environment, next-generation human resources development, and solutions to local issues, and 15 projects were ultimately selected in the fields of environmental protection, agriculture, contribution to the community, and educational support.

On Friday, December 20, 2024, MOL (Mauritius) Ltd teamed up with Celero Ltd. (Note 1) to give out Christmas gifts to children. In this annual event, the companies gave toys and other gifts to children living in three communities in the southeast of Mauritius: Bambu Vireux, Bois des Amaulettes, and Ville Noire, Mahebourg.

On December 19, 2024, the Hokkaido University Faculty of Fisheries Sciences, which received a grant from the MOL Mauritius International Fund for Natural Environment Recovery and Sustainability (the "Fund) (Note 1), along with MOL (Mauritius) Ltd, held a workshop on sustainable fisheries and the blue economy, titled "Project BLUE FRONTIER-Knowledge Creation Towards the BLUE HORIZON."