The Caspera approach
Clarity before the first offer.
We introduce qualified buyers to refinery-backed sellers and remain engaged as the transaction progresses.
Meet CasperaA strong transaction begins with a specific, credible requirement—not a speculative price.
Before a refinery is approached, we ask for the product and monthly tonnage, discharge port, contract term, registered company name, corporate-domain email and the bank expected to issue the instrument.
We do not present unissued figures as confirmed offers. Commercial terms are supplied by the seller for a specific cargo, port and month.
Independent introducing broker — not a refinery or producer.
What we do
Introductions with a clear purpose.
A focused brokerage process for professional buyers seeking bulk cargoes under defined commercial terms.
Petroleum and energy products
Introductions for eligible buyers seeking refined fuels and related energy commodities.
Explore products 02 / AviationAviation fuel requirements
Structured introductions for Jet A-1 and TS-1 enquiries with defined volume and delivery needs.
Explore products 03 / IndustryPetrochemical and industrial products
Buyer introductions for mazut, LNG and LPG cargoes.
Explore productsHow the process works
Four steps. One clear path.
We focus on qualification and communication, while commercial commitments remain between buyer and seller.
Prepare an enquiryQualify the buyer
Confirm product, monthly tonnage, discharge port, term, registered entity, corporate email and intended issuing bank.
Approach the seller side
Only after the requirement is qualified do we approach relevant refinery-backed seller channels.
Review the seller-issued offer
Product-specific figures and terms come from the seller's offer, not from invented public pricing.
Support the transaction
We remain involved as the counterparties progress. Contracts and payments are directly between buyer and seller.
Global commodity connections
Trade begins with the right details.
The company's stated operating focus includes refinery origins in Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan, with approved discharge locations listed in the company brief.
View operating focusApproved discharge locations in company brief
- 01RotterdamEurope
- 02HoustonUnited States
- 03FujairahMiddle East
- 04SingaporeAsia
- 05GeorgiaListed location
Availability and terms are subject to seller confirmation and the specific cargo.
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A closer look at our industries.
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Questions before the first conversation.
Clear expectations help qualified buyers move forward with the right information from the start.
Ask a specific question01Is Caspera Partners a refinery or producer?
No. Caspera Partners describes itself as an introducing broker. The seller of record is the refinery or relevant seller, and Caspera does not claim to own or operate production facilities.
02Who signs the contract and receives payment?
According to the company brief, contracts are between buyer and seller, and payment is made by the buyer directly to the seller. No funds are paid to Caspera Partners.
03Can you publish a fixed product price?
No fixed price is published on this website. Pricing is product- and cargo-specific and is issued by the seller in a soft corporate offer.
04What information should a buyer prepare?
Prepare the product and monthly tonnage, discharge port, contract term, registered company name, corporate-domain email address and the bank expected to open the instrument.
05Are these container or spot transactions?
The company brief describes vessel cargoes on twelve-month contracts, rather than containers or spot transactions. Minimum quantities depend on the product category and must be confirmed for the specific requirement.
For qualified trade buyers
Have a defined cargo requirement? Let's begin.
Share the essential details of your requirement so the first conversation can be focused and useful.
Submitting an enquiry does not constitute an offer, allocation or guarantee of supply.