50 Meticais

Mozambique's switch to polymer for this denomination was part of a broader regional push toward substrate durability in high-humidity, high-circulation environments — conditions that destroy cotton-paper notes within months in much of southern Africa. The Reserve Bank of Australia's Note Printing Australia was the likely substrate supplier, though De La Rue handled production for several Banco de Moçambique issues around this period and the exact printer for P#150 is not consistently documented across major references.

The transparent window incorporated into the design was a relatively early adoption for Mozambique, preceding similar moves by several neighboring central banks. Notes from the 2011 printing date show slightly different register alignment on the window panel compared to later dates in the series.