OUR PROFESSIONAL NETWORK

OUR PROFESSIONAL NETWORK

METTA PETROLEUM seeks to establish relationships with reputable refineries, producers, commodity suppliers and established physical traders capable of supplying petroleum products, energy products and selected commodities in accordance with agreed specifications, commercial terms and delivery requirements.

Depending upon the transaction, supply arrangements may involve FOB, CIF or other mutually agreed Incoterms® and transaction-specific delivery structures, subject to appropriate counterparty due diligence, documentation, product verification and contractual agreement.

Objective: Reliable supply · Competitive commercial terms · Product integrity · Responsible execution

SBLC/DLC Providers · Financial Counterparties · Banks & Financial Institutions · Project Finance Partners

International energy, commodities and commercial transactions may require appropriate financial instruments, banking support and structured-finance arrangements.

METTA PETROLEUM maintains relationships with established SBLC/DLC providers, financial counterparties and project-finance partners to facilitate qualifying trade and commercial requirements.

Where appropriate, METTA PETROLEUM may introduce and coordinate qualifying clients with an independent financial-instrument provider. The relevant provider, in turn, works through its banking and financial-institution relationships to consider appropriate solutions, which may include Documentary Letters of Credit (DLC/LC), Standby Letters of Credit (SBLC), Bank Guarantees (BG) and other suitable trade-finance arrangements.

Such requirements remain subject to transaction assessment, due diligence, KYC/AML and compliance requirements, provider procedures, issuing-bank approval and acceptance by the respective financial parties.
METTA PETROLEUM acts as an introducer, commercial facilitator and transaction coordinator and does not itself issue or guarantee banking instruments.

Objective: Appropriate financial capabilities · Transaction support · Compliance · Commercial viability

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