Kind attn. We are selling bonny crude oil .. I can provide you the full documentation of a Vessel called xxxxxx and IMO 9xxxxx, loaded with Bonny Light Crude Oil. We can give you its position The sell conditions are: Product Bonny Light Crude Oil Quantity 2.000.000 barrels (Find exact quantity in document) Price PLATTS MINUS $6 GROSS/ $5 NET Commission structure USD $1. Per barrel (50% each side) Procedure Buyer sign the SPA, provide super cargo information and POF Seller provide MATB to board the vessel Dip and pay If your company is interested on it, your answer must be fast, to obtain a reserve by the seller.
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