Trading of Petroleum Products
UAE (United Arab Emirates) has strong trading bond with international companies especially for Petroleum products. Asia-UAE bilateral relations for import and export of petroleum products are improved a lot in recent past. The main reason for UAE based companies and trader to import petroleum products from Asia is the quality and the process. The quality of Asian petroleum products is superb and matched with all international standards.
We are a diversified, multi-national company and we leverage the diversity of our team to achieve our goals of excellence in all that we do.
We engage in long term supply or off take agreements with various counterparts in the industry to fulfil our trading milestones. We understand that commodity prices can be extremely volatile, therefore having deep connections throughout the world with our dedicated international team is essential. We work with companies long term to build strong relationships, such as the largest commodity banks in the world that have supported our growth since inception.
Our benefits
Our Trading Petroleum Products:
- Base Oils
- Fuel Oils
- Sulphur
- Rubber Processing Oils
- Waxes
he main types of petroleum products that are commonly traded in the market include:
Crude Oil:
Gasoline:
Diesel Fuel:
The transportation and logistics infrastructure plays a critical role in the trading of petroleum products. Here’s how it affects the process:
Supply Chain Efficiency: The efficiency of transportation and logistics directly impacts the speed at which petroleum products can be delivered from production facilities to end-users. A well-organized and efficient supply chain reduces transit times and costs, making products more competitive in the market.
Accessibility to Markets: A robust transportation network ensures that petroleum products can reach various markets, including remote or landlocked areas. This accessibility expands the potential customer base and increases trading
Hedging strategies in petroleum product trading involve using financial instruments or derivatives to offset potential losses from price fluctuations. These strategies are employed to minimize risk and provide stability to traders and businesses involved in the petroleum industry.
