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[AFEC.] Aras Freight and Extraction Corporation

6 membersTax 0%Founded in 2025
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Aras Freight & Extraction Corporation (AFEC)
“Industry. Legacy. Ascension.”

Aras Freight & Extraction Corporation (AFEC) is an Amarrian industrial and logistics enterprise founded by Aras Semah, the current heir of the Aras Dynasty, a long-standing family of merchants and industrial magnates whose lineage reaches back to the early Imperial expansion era.

The ancestral origin of the family begins with
Lord Selim Aras, the great-grandfather of the current CEO.
Lord Selim was a pioneering Amarrian resource baron and once directed the historic
Aras Extraction Syndicate (AES), which supplied Imperial fleets with essential raw materials across several Domain systems.

AFEC stands as the modern continuation of this heritage:
a union of Amarrian tradition, industrial efficiency, and economic ambition.

Operational Fields:
• High-value resource extraction
• Freight & cargo logistics
• Jump Freighter operations
• Support for industrial megaprojects
• Highsec & Lowsec logistics management

Corporate Principles:
• Honor through labor
• Wealth through structure
• Ascension through perseverance
• Loyalty to contracted partners
• Neutrality in interstellar power conflicts

AFEC operates as an independent industrial corporation and is a proud member of the
FI-MC – Federation of Independent Mining Corporations,
where it contributes as a logistics and resource partner to the alliance’s economic development.

“May the belts be fruitful and the routes untroubled.”

— Aras Semah, CEO, Heir to House Aras