Its roles Owner Investor / Financier Offtaker
Trafigura Group Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore-based global commodity trading and logistics company founded in 1993. It is one of the world’s largest independent traders of energy and metals, marketing crude oil, refined petroleum products, natural gas and LNG, and a wide range of metals and minerals. The company supports customers with shipping, storage, blending, and risk management services across global supply chains.
For the chemical value chain, Trafigura sources and supplies petrochemical feedstocks and related intermediates, as well as low‑carbon fuels such as biofuels. It invests in and operates logistics and industrial infrastructure— including terminals, storage, and distribution assets—through subsidiaries and joint ventures to underpin reliable flows to refiners, petrochemical producers, and industrial end users. Trafigura is privately held and operates from offices and assets worldwide.
Also known as Trafigura Group Pte Ltd.
chemXplore tracks 12 projects involving Trafigura, of which 10 are active.
Besides these 10, the record holds 1 completed project and 1 on hold.
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4 more active projects and the 2 that are completed, on hold or cancelled are in the record. See all 12 in chemXplore →
Equity and supply-and-offtake support exceeding USD1 billion for two mid-continent refineries, including exclusive crude supply and product offtake arrangements.
Five-year financing supports over 150 TWh of gas deliveries starting 1 November 2026; KfW IPEX-Bank led a nine-bank syndicate and Euler Hermes provided the UFK guarantee.
Demand diversification, new industries and above‑ground constraints are driving cross‑border metals trade; Trafigura has deployed $7bn and invested in power, rail, storage and processing.
Covers carbonate from Antofagasta and hydroxide from Texas; Trafigura takes 66% of Black Giant Phase 1 and 30% of Lonestar Phase 1, aiding US supply chain and project financing.
200 km high-voltage line linking Zambia to the DRC Copperbelt, 700 MW thermal capacity (550 MW import), estimated cost USD300 million and at final development stage.
Buyer reserves future biogas-to-SAF capacity from planned Central and South American facilities, supporting dual-certified bio and RFNBO SAF supply for EU mandates.
Five-year supply of 300,000 t/yr certified soybean oil (total >1 Mt) for SAF and renewable diesel at a Bahia biorefinery due to start operations in 2029.
Integrated deal secures used cooking oil feedstock and offtake for a HEFA biorefinery, linking production to North American and European markets.
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The 8 with the most active projects, of 9 countries.
