Crude & refined product
Gulf, Mediterranean and West African supply. Quoted to grade, moved on FOB and CIF terms against confirmed instruments.
Capability
The desk works refined product and crude across three supply basins. Every quote names a grade, an origin, a laycan and an instrument before it is issued — because a buyer who has been shown paper offers can tell the difference in ninety seconds, and usually does.
Cargo is drawn from Gulf refineries, Mediterranean storage and West African production. Crude runs API 30–40. Refined product covers EN590 10ppm gasoil, Jet A-1 to ASTM D1655 and DEF STAN 91-091, residual fuel oil at 380 CST, LPG and naphtha.
Quoted FOB Fujairah or CIF ASWP against a confirmed letter of credit or standby. Working lots run from a 25,000 MT naphtha parcel to a two million barrel crude shipment, spot or on term.
Independent inspection at load port by SGS or Intertek. Quantity and quality are certified before the cargo moves, and the certificate travels with the documents to discharge.
Grade sheet
API 30–40
500K–2M BBL / SHIPMENT
EN590:2013 · ULTRA-LOW SULPHUR 10PPM
50–200K MT / MONTH
ASTM D1655 · DEF STAN 91-091
30–150K MT / MONTH
M100 · 380 CST · GOST & ISO RESIDUAL
50–300K MT / MONTH
PRESSURISED & REFRIGERATED
11–44K MT / PARCEL
LIGHT & FULL-RANGE · PARAFFINIC
25–75K MT / SHIPMENT
How a trade runs
Enquiry and KYC. Grade, quantity, destination, target laycan.
Recap and validation. We confirm we can source it before anything is signed.
Contract and instrument. Terms agreed, payment instrument issued.
Loading and inspection. Independent inspection at load port.
Delivery and settlement. Documents presented, settlement completes.
Name the grade, the quantity and the destination. You will get a position or a straight no — not a brochure.
