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Gold

In our dealings with our petroleum products which we facilitate we have
grown a vast network of contacts especially in Africa and this has led us to also
facilitate the bringing together of buyers of gold dore bars and sellers of gold
dore bars.

A dore bar is a semi-pure alloy of gold and silver. It is usually created at the site
of a mine and then transported to a refinery for further purification.

CDC can supply any potential sellers and buyers with the procedure required to
successfully conclude such an agreement.

We only facilitate these transactions within the legal framework of whichever
country it is mined as well as the country it is sold into. NO deals will be made
if the law is not followed.

Who we are

Our website address is: https://capedevcorp.com

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Petroleum

CDC has partnered with an accredited bulk fuel supplier, supplying from 25,000MT
to 300,000MT per shipment depending on the product ordered and the Port capacity.

We supply certified export standard non-Russian as well as Russian product on a
CIF or FOB basis from the following refineries:
Non-Russian: Tengiz Oil & Gaz, KazMunayGas
Russian: Rosneft, Tatneft

All products meet and exceed International Export standards.
We can supply LNG, LPG, Jet A1, JP54, Crude Oil, Petcoke, EN590, D2, AGO, Euro
4, Mazut, Gasoline 87/89/93/95 octanes, Base-, Fuel-, & Light cycle oil as well as
Urea & DAP.

Any bulk quantities are available as per contract arrangement. Most products have a
minimum order of 50,000MT but buyer can on special arrangement, order less, as
some ports and berths can only accommodate 25,000MT vessels.

Trial deals and or 12-month contracts can be entered into for buyer’s convenience.

Finalization of paperwork can take up to 3 weeks depending on specific procedures
and buyer’s processing of paperwork. Vessel availability is an important factor and
plays a major role in shipment. The time frame from loading port to discharge port
can be anything between 12-24 days. (This varies mostly due to the circumstances
on the high seas.) An effective transaction date can only be accurately determined
upon finalization of the commercial aspects of the transaction.

Our supplier can compete favorably with any legitimate supplier and importer, and
we furthermore can confirm sustainability of supply.

Product will always be supplied to accepted industry standards, specifications,
terms, and conditions.

The following procedures via CDC is available on all products:
1. Houston & Rotterdam Ports only on the following basis:
– FOB TRANSACTION PROCEDURE (Tank to Vessel)
– FOB TRANSACTION PROCEDURE (Tank to Tank)
– FOB TRANSACTION PROCEDURE (TTO) (Sellers Tank take over)
– FOB CI DIP & PAY PROCEDURES.
– FOB TRANSACTION PROCEDURE (Direct Injection into Buyers Tank)

2. Any other Safe World Port including Rotterdam & Houston:
– CIF PROCEDURES (Bank Guarantee Basis)
– CIF DELIVERY PROCEDURES (3 parties Agreement – Charter Party agreement)

Contacts