Commodity scope

Global commodity sourcing built around verified demand.

RAFOIL develops supply pathways across energy, industrial, metal, agricultural and strategic commodity categories. Every opportunity begins with a qualified commercial requirement—not an unverified product listing.

Categories describe sourcing scope. They do not represent owned inventory, permanent availability or a binding offer.

Seven commercial categories

A broader platform for international supply opportunities.

RAFOIL can examine established focus areas such as EN590 while progressively developing supplier coverage across gas, chemicals, steel, metals, agriculture and industrial raw materials.

Industrial materials

Iron & Steel

Supplier research and commercial coordination for iron and finished or semi-finished steel products.

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How listings should be read

Sourcing scope is not stock.

  • A product page explains the information needed to assess an opportunity.

  • A named commodity does not confirm current availability, origin or price.

  • Specifications and delivery structures are illustrative until verified.

  • The principals must agree final commercial, technical and contractual terms.

Buyer starting point

Define a requirement.

Identify the legal buyer, full specification, quantity, destination, timing, preferred Incoterm and intended payment process.

Submit a Purchase Requirement

Supplier starting point

Present a capability.

Explain legal identity, role, authority, origin, product, volume, loading capability, procedure and available documentation.

Register as a Supply Partner

Commercial entry

Start with the route that matches your role.

Qualified information allows RAFOIL to decide whether sourcing, supplier review or another scoped service is appropriate.