Energy Trading · Supply · Logistics · Market Facilitation
Davos Energy Commodities Ltd
An energy commodities trading and market-facilitation company connecting verified petroleum suppliers with qualified buyers and industrial off-takers across West and Central Africa.
- FOB · CIF · STS
- Transaction structures
- West & Central Africa
- Primary market focus
- Verified counterparties
- Due diligence first
- DLC · SBLC · MT103
- Settlement instruments
Who we are
A commercial bridge between petroleum supply and verified demand
Our operating model combines petroleum sourcing, transaction structuring, logistics coordination, documentation, due diligence and downstream market development.
Sourcing & Facilitation
We identify and engage credible refineries, allocation holders, terminal operators and international trading companies, while maintaining clearly defined transaction procedures.
Structuring & Documentation
From buyer requirement to commercial closing, we coordinate the commercial and documentary steps that a structured cargo transaction requires.
Delivery & Settlement
Logistics partners, inspection companies and settlement instruments are aligned to the cargo, jurisdiction, Incoterm and counterparty requirements.
Leadership
Led by Celestine Ncho
Chief Executive Officer
Celestine Ncho
Celestine Ncho leads Davos Energy Commodities Ltd, setting the commercial direction of the firm's petroleum trading, supply and market-facilitation activities across West and Central Africa.
He oversees counterparty engagement with refineries, allocation holders, terminal operators and industrial off-takers, and holds the firm to disciplined transaction procedure — verified documentation, structured due diligence and delivery arrangements matched to each cargo, jurisdiction and Incoterm.
01 — Petroleum products trading & supply
Bulk supply transactions we facilitate and structure
Transactions may be structured under FOB, CIF, STS or inland delivery arrangements, depending on product, location, supplier capability and buyer requirements.
AGO / EN590 Diesel
10 PPM, 35 PPM and other agreed specifications
PMS / Gasoline
Bulk motor spirit for marketers and distributors
DPK / Kerosene
Household and industrial kerosene grades
Jet Fuel / Jet A-1
Aviation fuel for airport and bulk supply
LPG
Propane and butane for domestic and industrial demand
Fuel Oil — HFO / LPFO
Heavy and low-pour fuel oil for power and industry
Marine Fuels
Bunkering grades for coastal and ocean-going vessels
Other Energy Commodities
Additional petroleum products based on verified demand
Technical buyers: view full EN590 diesel specifications and test methods.
02 & 03 — Market development
Off-taker development and supplier sourcing
Our objective is to create repeat demand channels, rather than relying solely on individual spot transactions.
Buyers & off-takers
- Petroleum importers
- Licensed marketers
- Industrial consumers
- Tank-farm operators
- Bulk distributors
- Power & manufacturing companies
- Government & institutional off-takers
Supply side
- Refineries
- Refinery-authorized marketers
- Product allocation holders
- International trading companies
- Terminal operators
- Vessel & marine logistics providers
04 — Transaction structuring
From buyer requirement to commercial closing
Transaction structures are adapted to the specific cargo, jurisdiction, Incoterm and counterparty requirements.
- 01
Buyer Requirement
- 02
KYC
- 03
LOI / ICPO
- 04
Seller Offer / FCO
- 05
Commercial Negotiation
- 06
SPA
- 07
Financial Instrument
- 08
Product Verification
- 09
Logistics
- 10
Inspection
- 11
Delivery
- 12
Settlement
05 & 06 — Transaction desk
Trade documentation and counterparty verification
All documentation remains subject to appropriate verification and counterparty due diligence.
Documentation coordinated
- Letter of Intent (LOI)
- Irrevocable Corporate Purchase Order (ICPO)
- Full Corporate Offer (FCO)
- Sales & Purchase Agreement (SPA)
- Commercial Invoice
- Buyer / Seller KYC
- NCNDA / NCA
- IMFPA
- Proof-of-Product documentation
- Tank Storage documentation
- Shipping & vessel documentation
- Inspection documentation
- Transaction procedures
Verification chain
- 01Buyer
- 02Seller
- 03Product
- 04Authority
- 05Storage
- 06Vessel
- 07Financial Capacity
- 08Documentation
This approach is intended to reduce exposure to fraudulent allocations, unauthorized mandates, unverifiable cargoes and non-performing counterparties.
07 — Marine & petroleum logistics
Coordinated movement from vessel to inland delivery
The increasing development of West Africa as a petroleum trading region makes integrated trading and logistics capabilities increasingly important.
Step 01 / 09
Ocean-going petroleum cargoes
Full and part-cargo movements of refined products on MR, LR1 and LR2 tankers. Davos coordinates voyage orders, freight nomination, charter-party terms and master/vessel verification so that title, quantity and quality are aligned before the cargo sails.
08 & 09 — Storage, inspection & quality
Terminal reception and independent verification
Inspection requirements are incorporated into the SPA or applicable transaction procedure.
Tank farm & storage
- Tank allocation
- Tank Storage Agreements (TSA)
- Terminal acceptance
- Storage capacity confirmation
- Injection & discharge scheduling
- Truck loading
- Product evacuation
Inspection & QA
- Quantity determination
- Quality testing
- Tank inspection
- Vessel inspection
- Certificate of Analysis verification
- Loading / discharge supervision
10 — Trade finance coordination
Internationally recognized settlement instruments
Financial instruments remain subject to acceptance and verification by the respective parties and their financial institutions.
Trade desk
Submit a buyer requirement or supply offer
Provide product, specification, quantity, delivery basis and destination. All enquiries proceed through KYC and counterparty verification before commercial discussion.
- Company
- Davos Energy Commodities Ltd
- Focus market
- West & Central Africa · International cargoes