Aluminium door & window, facade and handrail systems, aluminium solar profiles, aluminium door & window systems, shutter systems, various types of industrial profiles for the sectors such as machinery, lighting, elevator etc. And standard section profiles in various shapes and sizes..
Commodity: DIESEL EN590 10PPM Term: CIF Any Safe Port Quantity: 200,000 TM per 12 Months Total Qty: 2,400,000 TM Origin: Germany Duration: Twelve Months, with rollovers and extensions Delivery: Currently, the Shipment will be from the Supplier's Vessel to the designated Buyer's Tank or Vessel in Any Safe Port. Price: CIF Northwest Europe Cargoes (Platts Code: AAWZC00) set (locked) on the date of the Bill of loading minus 40$/MT, including commissions. Inspection: SGS or similar Inspection at loading port and discharge port. Payment: Within 72hrs from acceptance of vessel at discharge port and after injection, Buyer makes full payment for the total value of the product as per the signed CI and Q&Q via Telegraphic Transfer MT103. CIF German Origin/EU Origin / Discharge Rotterdam or Any Safe Port 1. Buyer issues Letter of Intent (LOI) a. Must include fuel type: b. Volume and Frequency: c. Discharge Port: 2. Seller issues Full Corporate Offer (FCO) with full Procedures 3. Buyer signs and provides direct contact details for Buyer Signatory 4. Buyer will contact Seller directly providing Proof of Funds (POF) 5. Seller issues SPA a. Buyer signs and returns SPA b. Once SPA is signed and returned Buyer has five days to post MT-799 followed by MT-760 SBLC Guarantee c. Seller issues Performance Bond 6. Seller Loads Vessel and shares schedule for departure to Discharge Port a. Seller begins issuing POP documents including but not limited to: Vessel Q88 Master contact details, Charter Party Agreement, Vessel load injection report, Product Export license, Vessel Manifest, Ullage report, Certificate of Origin, Master receipt, Customs Clearance from loading port, declaration of availability of the products, Copy of the refinery commitment to supply, Certificate of ownership, Allocation transaction passport code (ATPC) Certificate. 7. Within 72hrs from acceptance of vessel at discharge port, Buyer makes full payment for the total value of the product as per the signed CI and Q&Q via Telegraphic Transfer MT103 8. Seller immediately makes payment to Intermediaries in accordance with NCNDA/IMFPA 9. Buyer and Seller discuss and execute next Shipment per Contract SPA Buyer should be advised of the following: - Once vessel is in Discharge Port Terminal and fuel undergoes a fresh Q&Q, Buyers bank has Seventy-two hours to MT103 to Sellers bank. - The Seller is responsible for all costs related to logistics ensuring delivery to Buyers discharge port. - At NO time is Buyer required to pay any fees in advance. Payment occurs once fuel is delivered and verified. Buyers SBLC remains intact and is never broken down.
Commodity: Jet Fuel (Aviation Kerosene) JET A1 Term: CIF Any Safe Port Quantity: 2,000,000 BBL per 12 Months (MOQ 1,000,000 BBL) Total Qty: 24,000,000 BBL. Origin: Germany Duration: Twelve Months, with rollovers and extensions Delivery: Currently, the Shipment will be from the Supplier's Vessel to the designated Buyer's Tank or Vessel in Any Safe Port. Price: CIF Northwest Europe Cargoes (Platts Code: PJAAU00) set (locked) on the date of the Bill of loading minus 7$/BBL, including commissions. Inspection: SGS or similar Inspection in Seller�´s Tanks. Payment: Within 72hrs from acceptance of vessel at discharge port and after injection, Buyer makes full payment for the total value of the product as per the signed CI and Q&Q via Telegraphic Transfer MT103. CIF German Origin/EU Origin / Discharge Rotterdam or Any Safe Port 1. Buyer issues Letter of Intent (LOI) a. Must include fuel type: b. Volume and Frequency: c. Discharge Port: 2. Seller issues Full Corporate Offer (FCO) with full Procedures 3. Buyer signs and provides direct contact details for Buyer Signatory 4. Buyer will contact Seller directly providing Proof of Funds (POF) 5. Seller issues SPA a. Buyer signs and returns SPA b. Once SPA is signed and returned Buyer has five days to post MT-799 followed by MT-760 SBLC Guarantee c. Seller issues Performance Bond 6. Seller Loads Vessel and shares schedule for departure to Discharge Port a. Seller begins issuing POP documents including but not limited to: Vessel Q88 Master contact details, Charter Party Agreement, Vessel load injection report, Product Export license, Vessel Manifest, Ullage report, Certificate of Origin, Master receipt, Customs Clearance from loading port, declaration of availability of the products, Copy of the refinery commitment to supply, Certificate of ownership, Allocation transaction passport code (ATPC) Certificate. 7. Within 72hrs from acceptance of vessel at discharge port, Buyer makes full payment for the total value of the product as per the signed CI and Q&Q via Telegraphic Transfer MT103 8. Seller immediately makes payment to Intermediaries in accordance with NCNDA/IMFPA 9. Buyer and Seller discuss and execute next Shipment per Contract SPA Buyer should be advised of the following: - Once vessel is in Discharge Port Terminal and fuel undergoes a fresh Q&Q, Buyers bank has Seventy-two hours to MT103 to Sellers bank. - The Seller is responsible for all costs related to logistics ensuring delivery to Buyers discharge port. - At NO time is Buyer required to pay any fees in advance. Payment occurs once fuel is delivered and verified. Buyers SBLC remains intact and is never broken down.
