Wholesale Oil Gas Fuel Supplier Below Platts (CIF)

Product Offerings (Bulk / CIF Worldwide)
(FOB available with CI endorsement, subject to buyer approval)
All products are available on a CIF insured basis to any safe port, subject to minimum order quantities (MOQs):

Crude Oil (Middle East origin) – MOQ: 1,000,000 barrels
REBCO Blended Crude – MOQ: 1,000,000 barrels
Jet Fuel (global aviation standards) – MOQ: 1,000,000 barrels
EN590 10ppm ULSD diesel (street legal) – MOQ: 100,000 MT
Gasoline (87–93 octane) – MOQ: 100,000 MT
LNG / LPG (bulk or T75s) – MOQ: 100,000 MT
Light Cycle Oil (LCO) – MOQ: 100,000 MT
Bitumen (asphalt grade) – MOQ: 100,000 MT
Petroleum coke (steel production grade) – MOQ: 100,000 MT

This portfolio positions the business as a one-stop bulk fuel supplier across crude oil, refined products, and gas commodities.

Competitive Advantages

-Direct access to the seller and titleholder (no unnecessary intermediaries)
-Wholesale pricing 10%–25% below Platts
-CIF delivery fully insured to buyer’s nominated port
-Established access to commercial relationships with multiple active refinery accounts
-Monthly shipment capability for ongoing supply programs
-Flexible payment instruments structured to buyer capability

These advantages enable buyers to secure long-term supply with transparent pricing and reduced execution risk.
Transaction Process (CIF Delivery)

Buyer submits LOI and proof of funds (POF)
LOI must include fuel type, quantity, contract term, destination port, and broker details (if applicable).
Any verifiable form of POF is acceptable.
Seller verification and offer issuance
Upon verification, the seller issues a Firm Corporate Offer (FCO) directly to the buyer.
Pricing is firm and below Platts.
Broker protection (if applicable)
Brokers receive a fee protection agreement (FPA).
Commissions are remitted through a U.S. attorney’s office at closing.
Contract execution
Buyer accepts FCO and returns the executed Sales and Purchase Agreement (SPA).
Product is committed upon SPA execution.
Bank instrument and loading
Buyer’s bank issues the agreed instrument.
Upon verification, the seller loads the vessel at seller’s expense.
The bank instrument serves as collateral, not advance payment.
Shipping, inspection, and documentation
Buyer receives full shipping and compliance documentation, including charter party agreement, bill of lading, inspection reports (SGS, Intertek, Saybolt, or equivalent), certificates of origin and quality, vessel insurance, and ETA notices.
Arrival, inspection, and title transfer
Buyer boards vessel, conducts dip test and inspection per local regulations.
Certificate of title transfer is issued following inspection and lifting procedures.


Buyer Profile
This opportunity is intended for verified end-buyers capable of transacting at scale. Brokers are welcome with proper buyer introduction and documentation.
Qualified buyers seeking crude oil, jet fuel, diesel, gasoline, LNG, LPG, or other bulk fuels at wholesale pricing are invited to submit an LOI for review.