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Company profile

An independent commodity house, built for physical delivery.

Established in 2021 and headquartered in Business Bay, Dubai, with group companies across nine jurisdictions on four continents.

What we do

We manage supply chains that move physical cargo.

Our business is taking a commodity from where it is produced or stored and delivering it, safely and on specification, to where it is needed — in energy, metals, agricultural products, fertilisers, chemicals and industrial materials.

Between those two points sits everything that actually determines whether a trade works: sourcing at a credible origin, clearing compliance, agreeing a specification both sides can live with, arranging inspection, structuring the finance, fixing the freight, and producing documentation a bank, a customs authority and a receiving terminal will all accept.

We are not a broker passing on an offer. We take positions, we carry operational risk, and we are accountable for what arrives.

Our approach

How a NJORD trade runs.

Six steps, in this order. Price is the last conversation, not the first — because a price agreed before the specification and the compliance position is a number neither side can rely on.

STEP 01

Requirement & specification

Product, grade, quantity, delivery basis, timing and destination specification. We establish what the receiving plant, terminal or mill will actually accept — which is often not what the enquiry asked for.

STEP 02

Sourcing & compliance

Origin identified and screened. Sanctions, KYC and end-use checks completed on both sides before any firm indication is given.

STEP 03

Commercial terms

Pricing basis, quality determination point, tolerance, laytime, payment security and penalty schedule — agreed in writing rather than left to custom.

STEP 04

Finance & instruments

Letters of credit, standby instruments and structured facilities arranged through a banking syndicate that understands physical commodity risk.

STEP 05

Inspection & freight

Independent surveyor appointed, sampling protocol agreed, tonnage fixed against our own contracted capacity, stowage and heating requirements confirmed.

STEP 06

Delivery & documentation

Cargo delivered with CoQ, CoA, SDS, bills of lading, certificates of origin and — where applicable — Proof of Sustainability with mass balance.

Supply

Depth at production level, not through intermediaries.

Our supply comes from direct relationships with producers and principals across the divisions we trade. We do not publish who they are.

Counterparty identity is commercially sensitive in both directions. A producer's offtake arrangements are their business, and a buyer who can see our supply chain on a website can go around it. So the names stay off the page.

What we will do is evidence the chain where a trade requires it — origin, producing facility, refiner accreditation and chain of custody are disclosed to an identified counterparty under the relevant confidentiality terms, at the point the trade needs them rather than before.

Producing at origin? If you need reliable offtake with credible financing and compliance handling, we are open to new supply relationships. Talk to us →

Standards

The frameworks our cargo is measured against.

We do not invent our own specifications. Every product is quoted against a recognised standard, so both sides know exactly what is being bought and what a rejection would rest on.

Fuel & petroleum

EN 228 · EN 590 · EN 15940 · ASTM D1655 · DEF STAN 91-091 · AFQRJOS · ISO 8217

Sustainability

KZR INiG · RED · Proof of Sustainability (PoS/SD) · mass balance · biogenic share · GHG value per consignment

Contract & trade

IATA AFSMA Ed. 5.1 (2023) · GAFTA · FOSFA · Incoterms® 2020 · MARPOL Annex VI · IMDG / ADR / IATA

Timber & formwork

EN 636-3 · EN 13986 · destination-market structural grading, confirmed per order

Chemicals

SDS under REACH / CLP and GHS · UN transport classification and packing group stated per line

Fertiliser & feed

ISO 22241 (AUS 32 / DEF) · destination-market feed regulations · phytosanitary and health certification

Metals

LBMA Good Delivery or equivalent refiner accreditation · LME contract specifications · mill test certificates to EN, ASTM and JIS

Inspection

Independent surveyor coordination — SGS and equivalent — for sampling, quality determination and draft survey

Enquiries

Every enquiry is answered by a trader.

Send the product, quantity, delivery basis, destination and timing. We revert with availability, an indication and the documentation that accompanies it. Specifications are released once we know who we are speaking with.