Commodity trading carries weight beyond price and tonnage. We believe responsible sourcing, environmental care, and ethical conduct are inseparable from long-term value. Our approach is built on transparency, accountability, and continuous improvement across every cargo we handle.
Minimising the footprint of every shipment, from origin loading through to discharge, and supporting decarbonisation across our value chain.
Safe working conditions, inclusive growth, and meaningful engagement with the communities where our materials are sourced.
Compliance, integrity, and strong governance in everything we do, with clear processes and independent oversight.
Working only with vetted producers and partners who share our commitment to sustainability, traceability, and ethical operations.
ESG considerations are part of how we evaluate new producers, structure contracts, manage logistics, and engage with stakeholders. They are not a separate workstream or an end-of-year report. They are reviewed at the same table as price and Incoterms.
We track our own progress publicly and we expect the same of the partners we trade with.
Four impact areas where our policies translate into day-to-day decisions.
Improving energy efficiency in shipping, prioritising low-carbon routing where possible, and advancing the use of cleaner marine fuels across our bunker operations.
Health and safety at every loading site, fair labour standards across our supply network, and direct contributions to education and local development in source regions.
Full traceability from mine or refinery to port. Independent third-party inspection on every cargo. No tolerance for material from sanctioned or non-compliant origins.
Protecting ecosystems near extraction and processing sites, and partnering with producers who hold recognised environmental and land stewardship certifications.
Our annual report outlining strategy, progress, and targets across environmental, social, and governance dimensions.
We work with buyers, producers, and partners who share our commitment to responsible trade. If sustainability is part of your sourcing criteria, we should talk.