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Trafigura Group Pte Ltd

Trafigura Group Pte Ltd

Trafigura provides critical resources to the world. Founded over 30 years ago and owned by its employees, the Group is at the heart of global supply, using its deep understanding of commodity markets to make supply chains more efficient, secure and sustainable. Working across a global network, the Group deploys infrastructure, logistics, financing and market expertise to move energy and commodities from where they are produced to where they are needed. By connecting producers and consumers, we bring resilience and trust to complex supply chains. The business supplies the energy and commodities the world needs today, including oil and petroleum products, metals and minerals, gas and power, while investing in lower-carbon solutions for the future. The Trafigura Group also comprises industrial assets and operating businesses including multi-metals producer Nyrstar, fuel storage and distribution company Puma Energy, fuel supplier and distributor Greenergy, and the Impala Terminals joint venture. The Group employs approximately 14,500 people, of which more than 1,400 are shareholders, and operates in over 150 countries. visit: www.trafigura.comwww.trafigura.com

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Nov 2, 2026

Christopher VonheimHOST
50:44
Very good.
Christopher VonheimHOST
50:45
Another topic, the new listings in Oslo, maybe Trafigura being one, of course, their VLCC play.
Christopher VonheimHOST
50:52
Has there been, is that one of the most interesting new listings or can we bucket them together of the new listings we have seen in Oslo? What stands out?
Eirik HaavaldsenGUEST
51:02
This year, I mean, Capital and Volare, yeah.
Don SpielisHOST
53:53
Congress should examine the appointment process, the scientific standards, and the consequences for public health policy.
Don SpielisHOST
54:01
And what about Venezuela? The administration selected Vitol and Trafigura to help market Venezuelan oil after the American military operation there.
Don SpielisHOST
54:14
Robert Garcia has already requested communications involving those companies and administration officials.
Don SpielisHOST
54:20
Who selected them? What were the terms? Who receives the proceeds? And what safeguards protect against conflict of interest? We could also spend considerable time examining federal agency restructuring, withheld appropriations, whether executive officials have disregarded spending decisions made by Congress, and there are undoubtedly other matters worthy of investigation.
Arnaud ValentinGUEST
22:14
It's in the news.
Arnaud ValentinGUEST
22:15
Number two, I've mentioned it briefly when I talked about Trafigura's involvement with the Lubito corridor.
Arnaud ValentinGUEST
22:20
What's great about this corridor is that now it's creating healthy competition from Europe and the US, which are focusing on the region, compared to other lines, and I'll come to that next.
Arnaud ValentinGUEST
22:32
But it's interesting to see the geopolitical dynamics being created there as well, to a certain extent.
Yannick GuerryCORRESPONDENT
19:52
The Emanuele Lauro-led owner also revealed that it is earning $181,000 per day in the current quarter on its LR2s, with 44% of days booked.
Yannick GuerryCORRESPONDENT
20:04
Scorpio also disclosed purchasing a 3.4% stake in the October initial public offering of Trafigura spin-off Valaris shipping on the Euronext-Oslo exchange.
Yannick GuerryCORRESPONDENT
20:15
And finally, the West African state of Sierra Leone has launched a new shipping company aiming to amass a fleet of 50 ships.
Yannick GuerryCORRESPONDENT
20:23
President Julius Marder-Bio inaugurated Sierra Leone Ocean Shipping Company last week, The company is a joint venture between the Sierra Leone National Shipping Agency and a Chinese shipowner.
speaker_1HOST
24:41
Germany secures five-year gas supply contract as European energy prices surge.
speaker_0HOST
24:47
Germany's state-owned energy supplier, CEFE, has signed a five-year agreement with Trafigura for approximately 150 terawatt hours of natural gas, supported by a separate US $1.5 billion financing facility.
speaker_0HOST
25:00
The contract comes as European benchmark gas prices briefly reached 100 per megawatt hour amid renewed concerns about winter supplies.
speaker_0HOST
25:09
Germany's gas storage was approximately 58% full at the end of September, considerably below last year's level.
speaker_0HOST
25:16
The agreement forms part of Berlin's continuing efforts to diversify energy supplies following its dependence on Russian gas.
speaker_0HOST
25:23
However, long-term contracts cannot eliminate exposure to international supply disruptions and price volatility.
speaker_0HOST
25:30
For further information, see SIFI, Trafigura, KfW, IPEX Bank, ARD and Reuters.
speaker_1HOST
25:36
Polish court convicts Catholic bishop for failing to report child sexual abuse.
Francisco MonaldiGUEST
43:05
Except for the part that companies like Chevron are able to keep directly because of their contract, the rest of the money is going to that treasury account.
Francisco MonaldiGUEST
43:16
The only, you know, that we have is that there is no transparency about, I mean, most of the oil is being sold by Bitola and Trafigura.
Francisco MonaldiGUEST
43:27
the other one basically by Chevron.
Francisco MonaldiGUEST
43:30
And we don't know what prices it sold and how much money getting into the treasury.
Phoebe FoxGUEST
8:53
Thank you, John.
Phoebe FoxGUEST
8:54
Today's treat from me is Trafigura PTE and Societe Nationale de Raffinage, which I will refer to from here on out
John CorrieHOST
9:04
as Sonara.
John CorrieHOST
9:05
Is the claimant vehicle a Singaporean entity by any chance? Yes.
John CorrieHOST
9:44
Thank you.
John CorrieHOST
9:44
Staying firmly in the spooky theme with some haunting jurisdictional issues, how did this dispute arise?
Phoebe FoxGUEST
9:50
So Trafigura, a Singapore commodities trader, agreed to sell gasoline and gas oil to Sonara, the buyer, a Cameroonian oil refiner.
Phoebe FoxGUEST
9:59
The sale contract was governed by English law with an exclusive jurisdiction clause in favour of the English High Court.
Phoebe FoxGUEST
8:53
Thank you, John.
Phoebe FoxGUEST
8:54
Today's treat from me is Trafigura PTE and Societe Nationale de Raffinage, which I will refer to from here on out
John CorrieHOST
9:04
as Sonara.
John CorrieHOST
9:05
Is the claimant vehicle a Singaporean entity by any chance? Yes.
John CorrieHOST
9:44
Staying firmly in the spooky theme with some haunting jurisdictional issues.
John CorrieHOST
9:47
How did this dispute arise?
Phoebe FoxGUEST
9:50
So Trafigura, a Singapore commodities trader, agreed to sell gasoline and gas oil to Sonara, the buyer, a Cameroonian oil refiner.
Phoebe FoxGUEST
9:59
The sale contract was governed by English law, with an exclusive jurisdiction clause in favour of the English High Court.
speaker_2GUEST
5:22
So let's work with what we have.
speaker_2GUEST
5:25
What we know currently, I mean, at the ministry, I mean, based on their meeting with the sector minister not long ago, was the commitment from Trafigura.
speaker_2GUEST
5:35
All right.
speaker_2GUEST
5:35
So these prospective investments, too.
speaker_2GUEST
5:38
As of when they materialize, I'm sure we can have the conversation on them.
speaker_2GUEST
5:42
But as of now, what we know, I mean, what has been confirmed to the ministry is the commitment from Trafigura.
speaker_2GUEST
5:49
And we do understand, we are learning much recently that even when it comes to the payment of severances to the agitated workers, we understand that that exercise has begun and by the close of this week it would be over.
speaker_2GUEST
6:03
absolutely completed, which would imply logically that no ex-worker of the previous operator would be able to make any demands of Severance Payments because all of that is going to be cleared up.
Eric BendlerHOST
2:28
You're talking about an oil and gas industry that generates about 26 billion barrels, which is about a trillion gallons of wastewater every year.
Eric BendlerHOST
2:40
EnergyX also signed a $2 billion 10-year lithium offtake with Trafigura.
Eric BendlerHOST
2:48
It's partly in Texas, partly in Arkansas.
Eric BendlerHOST
2:51
It's a binding take-or-pay deal for 100,000 tons of lithium Over 10 years, if lithium is, let's just say, $20,000 a ton, that's a $2 billion deal from the Texas and Arkansas smack over formation.

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