Identify your role, describe the product and outline the transaction you want to discuss before submitting a petroleum enquiry.
Say who you represent
The original specialist site welcomes buyers with mandates and sellers with product. It also emphasises verified mandates and professional introductions. Your first message should identify your company and your role in the enquiry.
Brokers and facilitators should explain their involvement clearly. Avoid sending confidential identity or financial documents through the initial website form. The trading desk can explain which next steps are relevant.
Give the desk a concrete brief
List the product, quantity, unit, destination and desired timing. If you are discussing EN590, D2, aviation fuel or fuel oil, include the exact specification you require rather than relying on the category name alone.
Mention any preferred FOB, CIF or CFR basis and the named location. Leave room for the desk to confirm available options and the documentation needed for the proposed transaction.
Choose the contact route that suits you
The specialist site includes an enquiry form using Ofinan’s existing Formspree connection. WhatsApp and contact@ofinan.com remain available if you prefer a direct conversation.
An enquiry is not a contract or allocation confirmation. Product terms, inspection, payment and delivery are matters for the trading desk and the agreed transaction documents.
Prepared with AI assistance from the supplied OFINAN product portfolio. Educational information; current product specifications, availability and commercial terms must be confirmed by the trading desk.
Turn your requirements into a conversation.
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