A1 Oil Brokers provides experienced, independent intermediary services across crude oil, refined fuels, and petroleum products — with discretion, speed, and deep market knowledge.
Refineries, distributors, and end consumers needing reliable supply. We source product across all major grades, origins, and delivery terms — spot and term.
Producers, trading houses, and mandated sellers with product to place. We find qualified buyers quickly, with full confidentiality on both sides.
Trading companies and mandated intermediaries looking for a trusted, independent broker to support deal flow. We work with A1 mandate holders on both sides.
Whether you need to source product or place supply, A1 Oil Brokers connects you to the right counterparty — quickly, confidentially, and without obligation until a deal is agreed.
Share your requirement — product, quantity, delivery, timeline. Buyer or seller, spot or term. All details treated in strict confidence from the first conversation.
James Thornton draws on an established network of verified buyers, sellers, trading houses, and refineries to identify the right match for your specific requirement.
Once parties are aligned, A1 Oil Brokers supports the transaction through to completion — including documentation, negotiation support, and logistics coordination where required.
The OPEC+ alliance has confirmed it will maintain voluntary production cuts of 2.2 million barrels per day through Q3, with delegates citing weaker-than-expected demand recovery across Asian markets. Brent futures responded positively, trading above $84/bbl as buyers moved to secure near-term supply.
Gasoil crack spreads hit a six-week high as alternative supply from the Middle East and US Gulf Coast struggles to fully offset reduced Russian volumes reaching the ARA hub.
Renewed concerns over shipping security in the Strait of Hormuz are keeping a geopolitical risk premium embedded in Gulf crude benchmarks, adding to delivered costs for Asian refiners.
TD3C rates on the Middle East Gulf-China route strengthened to WS62 as charterers moved to secure tonnage ahead of a busy June loading programme.
The US Energy Information Administration reported a surprise drawdown of 2.1 million barrels in commercial crude stocks, pushing the prompt spread into backwardation at Cushing.
Aviation fuel demand across Southeast Asia has recovered strongly ahead of the summer travel season, pushing the Singapore jet fuel crack spread to $18.40/bbl.
Whether you have product to sell or need to source supply, reach out to begin a confidential conversation.
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