Import Blco Bonnie Light Crude Oil — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in United Arab Emirates

BLCO Bonnie Light Crude Oil is a light, sweet crude sourced from Nigeria’s Bonny Terminal, with an API gravity typically between 32 and 34 degrees and sulfur content below 0.15%. This listing specifies delivery of exactly two million barrels on vessels already loaded and en route to China or Rotterdam waters. The product is not stored or blended; it is transferred directly from tankers under existing shipping arrangements.

The oil conforms to standard Bonny Light specifications: low viscosity, low pour point, and minimal contaminants. It contains less than 0.01% sediment and water content under 0.5%, consistent with export-grade crude. Paraffinic content is approximately 45%, with aromatics and naphthenes making up the balance. The crude is suitable for hydrocracking units producing diesel and jet fuel, and is not classified as sour or heavy.

Buyers are typically large-scale refiners or trading firms with existing port infrastructure in China or the Netherlands. The transaction requires a signed Sales Purchase Agreement (SPA), proof of funds, and a corporate registration certificate. Payment is made via Swift MT103 within 48 hours of successful quality inspection. Commission is paid to intermediaries as agreed in the contract. The supplier does not engage in spot sales; all deals are pre-negotiated for fixed volumes.

Nada General Trade is registered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, and operates as a crude oil intermediary facilitating the sale of BLCO from Nigerian sources. The company does not disclose ownership of vessels, terminals, or production assets. Its role is to coordinate transactions between Nigerian suppliers and international buyers using structured documentation protocols. The supplier’s trust tier is harbor, indicating basic entity verification without financial or operational audits.

There is no public information on the company’s history, staff, or past transaction volumes. The listing does not state any certifications, refinery partnerships, or client references. All commercial terms are derived from the SPA process described, which emphasizes legal binding documentation and bank-level verification. The supplier explicitly excludes non-serious buyers and does not engage in speculative or short-term deals.