Petroleum products
Petroleum Products
Purchase and sale of petroleum products for refineries and end users.
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Two lines — petroleum products and energy chemicals — supported by shipping, storage and documentation. Grades, specifications and terms are agreed contract by contract.
Business Scope
Six modules, one value chain
Energy chemicals
Energy Chemicals
Supply of energy chemicals to agreed specifications, for customers running continuous production.
Chartering and freight
Chartering & Freight
Ocean booking and vessel schedule tracking, from load port to discharge port.
Storage and transhipment
Storage & Transhipment
Tank capacity and operating windows arranged together with port and terminal partners.
Inland logistics
Inland Logistics
Road and rail links from port to plant, completing the final leg.
Documents and compliance
Documents & Compliance
Documentation sets, plus baseline checks on counterparties and shipping routes.
Products
Two cargo types, one set of delivery conditions
We do not post prices online, because commodity pricing moves with shipment windows and benchmark levels. What follows are the delivery conditions we can commit to.
Petroleum products
Sourcing organised against grade, origin and specification, with independent third-party inspection before loading.
| Trade terms | FOB / CFR / CIF |
|---|---|
| Inspection | Independent third-party inspection before loading, report with the cargo |
| Documents | B/L, invoice, packing list, Certificate of Origin, quality certificate, insurance |
| Minimum lot | Set by vessel size and port conditions |
Energy chemicals
Supply organised by specification and lot, timed to the production schedules of continuous-process customers.
| Delivery form | Bulk / jumbo bag / container |
|---|---|
| Specification | Agreed contract by contract |
| Inspection | Independent third-party inspection before loading, report with the cargo |
| Minimum lot | Set by grade and shipment window |
Grades, origins and specifications are confirmed with the trading team. Nothing here constitutes a supply commitment.
Incoterms
Trade terms and division of responsibility
| Incoterms | Allocation of responsibility |
|---|---|
| FOB | The seller covers all costs and risk before loading; risk passes to the buyer once the cargo is on board. |
| CIF | The seller covers freight and insurance to the destination port; risk still passes at the loading port. |
| CFR | The seller covers freight to the destination port; the buyer arranges insurance. |
| EXW | The seller makes the cargo available at a named place; all onward cost and risk sit with the buyer. |
General rule descriptions only. The signed contract governs all terms.
Documents
Documentation set
| Documents | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Commercial invoice | Basis for settlement and customs declaration. |
| Packing list | Cargo detail and packing information. |
| Bill of lading | Document of title and basis for taking delivery. |
| Certificate of Origin | Tariff preference and compliance requirements. |
| Quality certificate | Evidence of quality and basis for any claim. |
| Insurance policy | Transit risk cover, as agreed under the trade term. |
The standard set is listed below; the actual combination follows the Incoterms and the contract.
Tell us what you need — we reply within one business day
Please include product, volume, destination port and expected delivery date. We will come back with a supply plan and a quotation.