We are a Global trading, procurement and supply company. We trade a wide range of commodities in the agricultural, fertilisers and energy markets and have strong partnerships with the world's leading suppliers.
In addition to trading commodities, we are a professional multi-disciplinary sourcing and supply company that provides complete one-stop sourcing solutions for our customers around the world. We provide oil products, crude oil, light crude oil, natural gas, diesel fuels as well as fertilisers such as ammonia, DAP and urea, and other agricultural commodities such as Sugar & White Maize.
Our team of experienced professionals customise solutions to support the specific needs of our customers, enabling them to purchase products and merchandise that best suit their cycle of business.
We serve our customers from our Head Office located in London UK and satellite offices in Africa, Australia, The Philippines, Romania, Canada & USA
Approaching each relationship with a view to creating long-term and sustained partnerships built on the shared values of trust and consistency.
Achieve performance excellence through skilled development, resource, cost and time optimisation, collaboration with partners and others, and continuous development for an optimised world.
To advance and get beyond the challenges of running an international business
LANDRICH has a staff of commodities traders who are extremely knowledgeable and experienced, and this part of our business is expanding significantly.
Agribusiness (wheat, grains, corn), energy (crudes, gasolines, diesels), and fertilisers (Urea, DAP) are typical commodities we trade.
Our agricultural source markets are centred within important final markets in Eastern Europe, South America, Africa, and the Indian Subcontinent.
We deal across Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East for energy and fertilisers. We take pleasure in providing effective, expert, and customer-focused services because we know that adding value to our clients is important at all stages of the supply chain process.
The main source of propulsion for marine vessels that deliver commodities to markets around the world is fuel oil. We purchase significant volumes of fuel oil to meet the demands of our customers, and we source many different grades.
Nearly 10% of the fuel oil produced is used to power large ships, another 15% is used for heating, and their remaining portion is used by refineries as a feedstock for producing other fuels. Fuel oil is produced by distilling crude oil but is frequently left as a residue during the oil refining process.
Diesel fuel, commonly known as diesel oil, is a flammable liquid that is used to power diesel engines. It is often made from crude oil fractions that are less volatile than those used to make gasoline. There are different grades in the diesel range, which are measured on the basis of sulphur content and volatility. The most widely used range of diesel is 10PPM and 50PPM.
Mostly used in engines whose speed and load stay quite constant. This diesel fuel produces more energy and offers higher fuel efficiency.
Mostly used in equipment for the marine, mining, building, manufacturing, agriculture, petrochemical, and power generation industries.
The phrase "jet fuel" is used to refer to a variety of liquid fuel types with different specifications that are frequently used in aviation. Since the beginning of the 2000s, specifically modified diesel engines for small aircraft, have also used such fuel.
Jet fuels are primarily meant for the gas turbine engines of airliners, jets, or helicopters. Kerosene and jet fuel have a lot in common. Refineries use fractional distillation to create jet fuel from crude oil.
The boiling point of jet fuel, an intermediate distillate, ranges from 175℃ to 288℃. As a result, this colourless to light-yellowish fuel has a density that ranges between 0.747 and 0.84g/cm3, making it denser than gasoline but denser than diesel fuel by most standards.
The extraction, handling, processing, transportation and trade of precious metals and minerals has the potential to have a positive impact for the wellbeing of the local communities; it generates income, growth, and prosperity, sustain livelihoods and foster development.
Our aim is to create and nurture fair trade environments from miners all the way to the end users. We work with responsibility, with the overall objective that our contribution will not only aid the business development of producers but also improve the lives of the local communities.
The mineral coltan is one of the resources that is playing an important role in the technological revolution. Coltan ore itself hosts technology minerals tantalum and niobium.
Brazil, Canada and Australia are the leading producers of tantalum and niobium mineral concentrates. However, the DRC is the global leader in tantalum production by quite a large margin, followed by Brazil.