Crude oil
Crude oil enquiries by requested grade, refinery specification and indicative parcel size.
Product scope
Select the product relevant to your organisation, then share the specification, quantity, destination and delivery requirements for commercial review.
Crude oil enquiries by requested grade, refinery specification and indicative parcel size.
Fuel enquiries with destination standards, receiving requirements and requested delivery arrangements.
Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and liquefied natural gas (LNG), with product-specific composition and receiving requirements.
Define the grade, intended process, acceptance limits and handling requirements for your enquiry.
Specify calorific value, measurement basis, quality limits and the receiving plant.
Sulfur enquiries for agriculture and fertilizer requirements, including physical form, acceptance limits and receiving arrangements.
Crude oil enquiries use barrels (bbl). Metric tonnes (MT) are the default for refined products and feedstocks; refined fuels, naphtha and condensate also accept a stated barrel or cubic-metre requirement without conversion. LPG, base oils, thermal coal, sulfur and polypropylene use net MT in this enquiry. LNG requirements may use liquid cubic metres (m³), MT or energy in million British thermal units (MMBtu), with the measurement basis stated.
For polypropylene, 25 MT, 50 MT and 100 MT are illustrative containerised trade quantities, not fixed container capacities. Specify the total net resin weight and packaging preference. Kerosene / DPK uses a custom quantity on your stated measurement basis. Base oils use custom net MT; identify each grade and quantity separately.
Quantities record your requirements, not confirmed stock or shipment commitments. State the quantity per shipment separately from monthly or annual programme totals. Final cargo size and receiving arrangements require commercial and logistics review.
Industry context: Platts freight and polymer cargo references (July 2026) · Baltic shipping benchmarks (September 2026).
Provide the details currently available. Identify any specification, receiving or delivery requirements that still need clarification.
AGO means automotive gas oil; PMS means premium motor spirit; DPK means dual-purpose kerosene. Select the product used in your organisation’s specification.
Kayilan Inc acts as the contracting seller and invoicing entity for agreed OBMETRA transactions. Product listings are not confirmed stock or offers. Availability, origin, documentation, delivery responsibilities and commercial terms require review and written agreement.