Every division ships through the same logistics backbone — direct access to Jebel Ali Port and JAFZA storage, with delivery contracted under Incoterms 2020.
Jebel Ali Port gives us multimodal access by sea, air and land, with extensive covered and open storage, container freight station services, and direct connections into the Jebel Ali Free Zone (JAFZA) — home to roughly 12,000 trading, logistics and industrial companies.
This access lets us stage cargo, consolidate shipments across product lines, and re-export without third-party handling delays — a meaningful advantage for buyers combining products across our divisions in a single shipment.
Covered and open storage within JAFZA, including specialised handling for hazardous and bulk liquid cargo.
Consolidation, deconsolidation and packing services for mixed general trading shipments.
Direct tanker access for energy and bitumen cargo, with pipeline and shore-tank connections at the port.
Road and rail links onward across the UAE and GCC for last-mile delivery to inland sites.
Every delivery contract references an ICC Incoterms 2020 rule so both parties know exactly where cost, risk and responsibility change hands. The rules below are the ones we use most often.
| Term | Meaning | Risk Transfers | Typical Use |
|---|---|---|---|
| FOB — Free on Board | Seller delivers goods on board the vessel nominated by the buyer | When cargo crosses the ship's rail at load port | Bulk energy & bitumen cargo |
| CFR — Cost & Freight | Seller arranges and pays freight to destination port; no insurance obligation | At load port, on loading | Bulk commodity cargo |
| CIF — Cost, Insurance & Freight | As CFR, plus seller arranges minimum cargo insurance (Institute Cargo Clauses C) | At load port, on loading | Most common term for bulk fuel & bitumen |
| EXW — Ex Works | Buyer collects goods from seller's premises and arranges all onward transport | At seller's premises | Machinery & equipment sales |
| DAP — Delivered at Place | Seller delivers to a named destination, ready for unloading | At named destination, before unloading | Machinery & general trading deliveries |
Buyer or seller nominates the carrier per the agreed Incoterm, with laycan confirmed against contract.
Cargo loaded under independent inspector supervision; quantity and quality certificates issued.
Bill of lading, certificate of origin and inspection certificates dispatched for bank or buyer presentation.
Shipment tracked through to discharge port, with status updates from our logistics desk.
Cargo discharged, final quantity verified, and delivery confirmed against contract terms.
Tell us origin, destination and preferred Incoterm — we'll confirm routing and lead time.