New quota
Operations begin with international commercial access and a long-term view.
Aex Oil International
Connecting Global Energy Markets
International petroleum derivatives trading with corporate processes, due diligence, and execution capacity for buyers, suppliers, and logistics operators.
6+ lines
Jet A-1, EN590, D6, premium gasoline, urea, polyethylene, and derivatives.
KYC/AML
Corporate due diligence before advancing commercial documentation.
Global
Coordination with terminals, qualified intermediaries, and maritime routes.
Company
A new company with corporate discipline from day one.
History
Aex Oil International was created to operate a new international supply quota with a serious, transparent proposal focused on sustainable commercial relationships.
Mission
Connect demand and supply for energy products through document validation, orderly execution, and reliable logistics coordination.
Values
Transparency, compliance, confidentiality, traceability, commercial focus, and respect for international protocols.
Facilities
A closer look at the spaces where trust, logistics, and responsibility meet.
Our corporate environment is designed to welcome partners, coordinate international trade, and reinforce a disciplined commitment to responsible energy.
Reception
A premium welcome for commercial partners
Executive reception areas combine warm hospitality, brand presence, and immediate access to corporate meeting spaces.
Work
Commercial decisions backed by operational clarity
Teams review supply documentation, route visibility, and logistics variables before moving into structured execution.
Nature
Growth with a visible environmental commitment
Green corporate areas, responsible planning, and operational discipline support a more balanced energy conversation.
Inviting reception
A first impression built around confidence, discretion, and a clear corporate identity.
Focused execution
Spaces for validation, documentation review, commercial planning, and logistics coordination.
Responsible energy
Visual and operational commitment to efficient growth, environmental awareness, and long-term relationships.
Portfolio
Products for industrial buyers, trading houses, and distributors.
Availability depends on current offer, jurisdiction, commercial terms, technical specification, logistics capacity, and counterparty approval.
Jet A-1
Aviation fuel for airport operations, wholesale supply, and structured supply programs.
EN590 10ppm
Ultra-low sulfur diesel for regulated markets that require modern specification and verifiable documentation.
D6
Heavy product for industrial and energy applications, subject to availability, destination, and logistics terms.
Premium gasoline
High-octane gasoline supply for authorized buyers, distributors, and import programs.
Urea
Strategic product for agriculture and industrial supply with reviewed documentation and delivery routes.
Polyethylene
Petrochemical derivative for industrial transformation, packaging, manufacturing, and regional supply chains.
Execution
A disciplined CIF flow, from buyer qualification to final settlement.
LOI
The buyer submits a Letter of Intent, company profile, and KYC/CIS information with product, volume, destination, and Incoterm.
FCO and ICPO template
Following preliminary review, the seller shares the Full Corporate Offer and the ICPO format reflecting the proposed terms.
Official ICPO
The buyer returns the ICPO with bank references and the required corporate, representative, and identification documents.
SPA and commercial invoice
The parties execute the Sales and Purchase Agreement and Pro Forma Commercial Invoice, together with applicable confidentiality and fee agreements.
Bank-to-bank verification
Banks exchange the required proof-of-funds and readiness messages directly; each message and instrument remains subject to bank authentication.
Payment security
Where agreed, the buyer issues an authenticated SBLC and the seller provides the contractual performance security after verification.
Proof of product
The seller releases the agreed proof-of-product package after the financial instrument has been received, accepted, and verified.
CIF delivery
The cargo is delivered to the agreed discharge port under the executed contract, logistics plan, and shipping documentation.
Inspection and settlement
At discharge, the buyer may arrange SGS or equivalent inspection; payment and original-document release follow the agreed contract terms.
KYC / KYB / AML
Trust is built before the contract.
The site positions Aex Oil International as a counterparty that prioritizes traceability, verifiable documentation, and anti-corruption controls.
KYC and KYB
Identification of beneficiaries, authorized representatives, corporate structure, and commercial documentation.
AML
Anti-money laundering controls, review of risk signals, and validation of source of funds.
Blockchain forensics
Digital traceability assessment when assets or references linked to blockchain are used.
Anti-corruption
Rejection of improper payments, opaque intermediation, and inconsistent documentation.
International coverage
A commercial network designed to operate where energy moves.
Aex Oil International connects buyers, suppliers, terminals, inspection, and logistics with focus on the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
Americas
Industrial demand, regional distribution, and import opportunities.
Europe
A market sensitive to specification, sanctions, traceability, and energy transition.
Middle East
Strategic origin, critical routes, and concentrated export infrastructure.
Asia
Centers of demand, refining, petrochemicals, and marine fuel consumption.
Market intelligence
Oil, equities, and geopolitics in an executive read.
Editorial summary with data published on August 3, 2026. This is informational content, not financial advice.
Brent Oct
US$82.91Down around 5.7% after de-escalation signals.WTI Sep
US$78.85Down around 6.9% during the session.Energy equities
XLEBenchmark ETF for U.S. energy exposure.Earnings
ExxonElevated profits renew public debate on margins.Earnings
ChevronRefining and logistics remain under political scrutiny.Risk
Hormuz drives the geopolitical premium
Price sensitivity remains tied to transit, maritime insurance, and diplomatic signals in the Middle East.Supply
OPEC+ pressures with more barrels
The market is watching quota increases, but logistics may limit the real impact on physical delivery.Demand
Divergent projections
EIA expects lower global consumption in 2026, while other scenarios see firmer prices if disruptions persist.Refined
Margins sit at the center of debate
Product cracks, diesel, and jet fuel remain a focus for buyers, regulators, and traders.Sanctions and traceability
Restrictions on Russian crude, maritime services, and risk fleets increase the importance of due diligence.
Windfall profits
Major oil company earnings fuel debates around taxes, consumers, and energy security.
Shipping carbon
Vessel emissions regulation adds costs, reporting, and contractual pressure on international routes.
Five recommended reads
IEAOil Market Report: supply, inventories, and refined marginsOpen linkEIAShort-Term Energy Outlook: Brent prices and global consumptionOpen linkMarketWatchCrude falls after diplomatic signals around IranOpen linkJ.P. MorganBrent price scenarios for the end of 2026Open linkIMONet-zero framework and shipping emissions debateOpen link
Corporate contact
Request a structured commercial conversation.
Share product, volume, destination, and delivery window. The team will review the information before moving into preliminary documentation.