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Procurement Head

FNB

Posted 4 months agoMaputo, Mozambique

Location

Maputo, Mozambique

Job Type

Full-time

Experience

Mid-Level

Deadline

April 5, 2026

Category

Procurement

Job Description

FNB has been operating in Mozambique since 2007 with a national footprint in eight provinces. Through an extensive network of branches, over 40 ATMs and digital platforms, FNB provides convenient banking solutions across the country. The Procurement Head will provide strategic leadership in sourcing, purchasing and supply chain management, developing and implementing strategies that promote synergies across the FirstRand Group.
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Requirements

  • Degree in Procurement Management, Finance or equivalent experience
  • 10–15 years of experience in strategic sourcing and supply chain management
  • Solid knowledge of relevant legislation (PSM, FICA, BBBEE)
  • Proven track record of cost reduction and productivity improvement
  • Ability to align with divisional strategies through process analysis and cost modelling

Responsibilities

  • Establish and manage budget targets for the business unit; control costs and increase financial efficiency
  • Develop differentiated service models for the Procurement Centre of Excellence and promote synergies across Group teams
  • Manage purchasing policies and tendering processes, ensuring legal compliance; monitor legislative changes and implement governance measures
  • Develop strategic sourcing plans to improve purchasing power and establish compliance processes for purchasing decisions
  • Provide business intelligence through accurate reporting and data analysis
  • Execute the people strategy for the business unit, promoting talent and innovation; hold leaders accountable for high-performance strategies