Independent physical energy trader
EN 590, Jet A-1 and D6 in ARA and the US Gulf. Contracted as principal.
Bring Capitalis a defined buying requirement or cargo offer. We review the product, quantity, named terminal and price basis first, then reciprocal onboarding and bank-to-bank terms before a binding contract. Storage in Rotterdam and Houston, availability per product confirmed in the commercial response. Other locations on enquiry.
02 / Trading scope
Three products. Both hubs. One counterparty.
Capitalis reviews EN 590 gasoil, Jet A-1 and D6 fuel oil requirements and offers in ARA and the US Gulf. All three products are traded in both hubs. Storage in Rotterdam and Houston; availability per product is confirmed in the commercial response. Other locations on enquiry.
Specifications and commercial basisBuy EN 590, Jet A-1 or D6 fuel oil in ARA, the US Gulf or another location we can supply.
State the volume, discharge terminal and commercial basis to begin the initial review.
Offer EN 590, Jet A-1 or D6 fuel oil in ARA, the US Gulf or another named terminal.
State the specification, quantity, terminal, title holder, price basis and current location. We confirm commercial fit before documents move.
04 / How a transaction proceeds
Facts first.
Terms second.
Six steps, so you know at each one what has been settled and what comes next. No payment before proof of product: Capitalis does not pay for a cargo before it, and no buyer pays Capitalis before it.
05 / Start with the facts
Find out whether the opportunity fits.
Begin with the product, quantity, named terminal and price basis. Capitalis responds with the gaps to close or the route into reciprocal onboarding.