commodity trading.....
Physical Liquid Hydrocarbons are the only commodities traded within the company's portfolio of products and a proactive approach is taken ongoing basis to secure new clients and fresh supply channels. Clients are continuously increasing in numbers showing us that our perception towards professional and seamless transactions is fast becoming a proven method. The company implements a very thorough Due Diligence and vetting process with regard to any new client before potential engagement is made ensuring that clients are fully ready, willing, and able to perform upon acceptance of a transaction proposal.
We have relationships with allocation holders, commercial account holders, trade desks, and brokers within both the primary and the secondary markets for physical fuel transactions and have the ability to hedge or offset these contracts into the futures and options markets.
gas oil & gasoline.....
Most of the Gas Oil products that we are involved with are sourced and supplied from either Eastern Europe or the Americas. We do however occasionally engage in transactions within the Middle East to provide services to our Asian client portfolio.
We cover the following products;
>> Ultra Low Sulphur Diesel 10ppm
>> EN590
>> Gasoline RON 91/95/98
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fuel oil.....
Fuel Oil is used in part to power large seagoing vessels (Bunker Fuel) in addition to being used as a fuel supply for heating. The majority of Fuel Oil however is used by refineries as feedstock for further refined products.
As a main driving force within the Far Eastern markets, this commodity is in high demand throughout the year.
>> IFO 180/380
>> HFO No.6
>> Kerosene
aviation fuel.....
Jet Fuel for use in Gas Turbine Engines comes in many formats and freezing point is a high consideration.
>> Jet A ASTM D1655
>> Jet A1 ASTM D1655
>> Jet A1 DEF STAN 91-91
>> Jet A1 GOST R 52050-2006
crude oil.....
Different locations in the world provide different chemical structures of crude, the thickness and viscosity are measures of this. Some have a lower sulphur content over others which are known as 'sweet crude' (below 0.5%) and the higher sulphur contents are known as 'sour crudes' (above 0.5%).
Additionally, density is considered and a lower density crude (>31.1API) is referred to as a 'light crude' and a higher density crude (<22.3API) is referred to as a 'heavy crude'.
A 'light and sweet' crude such as 'Brent Blend' is an ideal crude for refining as it is easier to refine, less damaging to the environment, and provides a greater petroleum yield.