Import Bonny Light Crude Oil — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Malaysia

Bonny Light Crude Oil is a light, sweet crude from Nigeria’s Niger Delta, with an API gravity of 32-34 and sulfur content below 0.5%. This listing confirms these values without embellishment. The oil’s low density and low impurity profile make it suitable for high-yield refining, producing significant volumes of gasoline and middle distillates with minimal hydrotreating requirements.

The crude exhibits typical paraffinic characteristics with low asphaltene content and moderate wax levels. While the supplier does not provide viscosity or distillation data, standard values for this grade include a kinematic viscosity of 2.5-3.5 cSt at 40°C and a distillation range where 30% of the volume evaporates by 180°C. The absence of confirmed metal content or Conradson carbon residue means buyers must request these for catalyst life planning.

This crude is primarily purchased by refineries in Southeast Asia and Europe for blending and direct processing. It is shipped in bulk via VLCC or Suezmax tankers. The supplier references FOB and CIF terms but does not specify minimum order quantities or loading ports. Buyers should confirm whether the product is sourced directly from Nigeria or via third-party intermediaries, as this affects documentation and liability.

Ritma Naturex Commodities Enterprise is based in Sabah, Malaysia, with a physical address listed but no public registration details or export history available. The supplier tier is marked as imported, suggesting it acts as a trading intermediary rather than a producer. Trust tier is harbor, indicating only basic platform verification. No information is provided about staff, warehouse capacity, or logistics partners.

The supplier does not claim direct sourcing from Nigerian producers, nor does it provide references to past shipments or certification numbers. Response rate and average response time are both zero, indicating no active buyer communication. Buyers should assume this entity is a broker and must independently verify the origin, quality, and export legality of the crude before any transaction.