Tabys Petrolem Operations LLP

TABYS PETROLEUM OPERATIONS effectively manages crude oil allocation sales in both barrels and metric tons by leveraging flexible pricing strategies and adapting to evolving global demands. Our extensive network of mandates, trading representatives, partners, and counterparties provides enhanced market intelligence. Currently, Tabys crude oil is transported primarily through three routes: the Western Route Export Pipeline (WREP) in Georgia, the Transneft system, and the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan pipeline (BTC) in Turkey.

Additionally, our export team coordinates crude shipments throughout our supply chain to major international companies and refineries, ensuring our customers maintain sufficient product supplies for their daily requirements and operations.

Our trading teams export allocated refined petroleum products including naphtha, diesel fractions, and gasoline, along with petrochemical products such as ethylene, propylene, and their derivatives. Our export team maintains global coverage with traders strategically positioned in China, Singapore, Japan, Houston, and key African nations.

Additionally, the export team provides customized hedging solutions for distributors and petrochemical end-users.

The European natural gas trading desk has expanded its presence across Europe, Asia, and Africa with active operations in key hubs including PSV, TTF, ZTP, and Eastern European markets such as Bulgaria and Greece.

While overseeing the company's floating LNG and CNG regasification terminals, the majority of our gas export activities concentrate on proprietary derivatives and physical trading, maintaining comprehensive global market coverage.

The Carbon Desk was created to assess and manage business risks associated with environmental regulations and policies. We have completed the operational setup for both compliance and voluntary carbon markets, covering trading and project development.

This positions us to provide customers with environmentally friendly product solutions. Our first carbon-compensated crude cargo was delivered to CPC Corporation in June 2022.