Import Crude Oil — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

LGS Global Trading sources crude oil from Nigeria and Saudi Arabia, offering a mix of light sweet and medium sour grades. The source description does not specify exact API gravity, sulfur content, or viscosity, but references high-grade fields typical of Niger Delta and Ghawar reservoirs. The product is delivered in bulk via tanker, with no packaging or container details provided.

Crude oil from these regions generally has API gravity between 30 and 40 degrees and sulfur content ranging from 0.1% to 3.5%, depending on origin. Nigerian crudes like Bonny Light are low-sulfur, while Saudi grades like Arab Light may contain up to 1.5% sulfur. The supplier does not disclose whether the crude is blended or segregated, nor does it state whether batch-specific testing is performed.

Buyers include refiners in Southeast Asia and Africa seeking flexible volumes for petrochemical feedstock or fuel blending. The supplier mentions flexible order sizes but does not state minimum order quantities or lead times. Trade terms reference FOB and CIF, but no Incoterms version is specified. Buyers must confirm origin, assay data, and loading port before shipment to avoid contamination or compliance issues.

LGS Global Trading is based in Bangalore, Karnataka, and operates as an imported trading entity with no disclosed production or refining assets. The company’s profile provides no information on years in operation, staff size, or direct supplier relationships. Its trust tier is harbor, indicating only basic platform verification without audit or inspection credentials.

The supplier does not claim ownership of crude sources, nor does it provide documentation of contracts with Nigerian or Saudi producers. No certifications such as ISO or SGS are confirmed as held by LGS Global Trading. The product description references certifications but does not state which ones apply to the crude or the supplier. Buyers must request independent test reports and origin documentation directly.