Supply & Trading

Trading is the engine of our business, and energy – in many different physical forms – is the resource we trade the most.

In fact, almost all of our activities are driven by trading – from exploration, to shipping, to storage. More than simply a thread linking every aspect of what we do, trading is the conduit through which we receive and share vital market information, maintain the balance and flow of our liquidity, and forge lasting, rewarding relationships with customers all over the world.

As one of the world’s largest oil and gas traders, we understand the nature of the relationship between energy demand and fuel supply. Our information systems enable us to see opportunities across oceans and geo-political boundaries, and we have the shipping and storage resources to rapidly adapt to changing circumstances and consistently try to make the right trades at the right time.

Related Links

• Energy supply & trading
• Energy services and enginering
• Performance & risk management

How we do it

Years of experience of turning market intelligence into market advantage as well as our extensive links with all the major crude producers and refiners means that we are able to work with existing and new crude streams in any part of the world.

Oil & Petroleum

We are a significant participant in global oil & Petroleum markets and crude oil and petrol are the largest part of our total energy portfolio.

We believe that we offer a competitive advantage because we have the flexibility, speed and logistics expertise that our customers need and expect.

Products traded by us include:
CRUDE OIL, NATURAL GAS, LPG, LNG, NAPHTHA, GASOLINE, GAS OIL & JET, AVIATION, FUEL OIL, COAL, POWER, CARBON, ETHANOL, METHANOL, CHEMICALS, SUGAR, etc.

Shipping & Chatering

We are physical traders and we move energy from markets that are in surplus to markets that are in deficit, across borders and oceans. We move it safely, competitively and efficiently, with due care for the environment.

A world-class shipping operation is an essential part of the management of this supply chain, underpinned by the depth of operational experience that exists across the shipping team.