Irvine’s Mission
IPC aims to contribute towards improving the quality of life of people living in developing areas in particular in the third world where the impacts of poverty, illiteracy, or other socioeconomic factors affect the equilibrium. We aim to achieve this by effectuating an appropriate mix of developmental interventions in the regions requiring such assistance the most.
Our preferred interventions comprise providing high-quality logistical and trading services in the hydrocarbon fuels sector of the developing world, particularly Central Asian countries, in conjunction with the advanced and growing aspirations of the Gulf Region in its efforts to meet these demands. IPC prioritizes providing highly inclusive, prudential, and profitable financial services whereas our Group affects such regions of Asia where formally recognized banking and financial services infrastructure hardly exists.
The core objective at the heart of IPC is to improve the quality of life of people living in developing countries. We therefore remain cognizant of any further direct or indirect business intervention that we can conveniently and profitably combine with the existing objects and activities.
To the stakeholders of public policy we remain committed to giving, by example and through thought leadership, newer, more effective strategies towards achieving socioeconomic development in third world countries; bringing the highly developed Gulf strategies that are adaptable at large, befitting to the cultural practices and social structures, and, most importantly, are the ones that are ultimately accepted and owned by the masses for whom those strategies are developed.