Oil and gas trading for qualified buyers and sellers

We act between the two sides of a petroleum trade. Buyers reach supply they can rely on; sellers reach buyers who can perform.

Our role in a trade

We identify supply that fits the buyer's requirement, carry out preliminary verification and introduce the parties once both have been checked.

Relationships with suppliers, logistics partners and other market participants let us find product and routes a single buyer may not reach alone.

We carry communication between the sides, support the negotiation and see that each party has what it needs to move to the next step.

Thirteen products across distillates, gasoline, aviation fuel, heavy products, gases and crude oil.

Every offer names an Incoterm. It fixes where the seller's responsibility ends, who books the vessel and who insures the cargo.

Term	Seller delivers	Carriage arranged by	Cargo insurance	Risk passes to buyer
FOBFree On Board	On board the vessel at the loading port	Buyer	At the buyer's choice	Once the cargo is on board at the loading port
CFRCost and Freight	On board the vessel at the loading port	Seller, to the named destination port	At the buyer's choice	Once the cargo is on board at the loading port
CIFCost, Insurance and Freight	On board the vessel at the loading port	Seller, to the named destination port	Seller, with minimum cover	Once the cargo is on board at the loading port
DAPDelivered at Place	At the named destination, ready for unloading	Seller	Seller bears the risk in transit	On arrival at the named place

A summary of the Incoterms® 2020 rules published by the International Chamber of Commerce. The contract and the ICC text govern.

A trade moves at the speed of its paperwork. Having these ready shortens every later step.

The exact set is fixed in the sales contract.

Send your requirement and we will tell you whether we can source it and on what terms.