Trafigura

What Trafigura does

Trafigura Group Pte. Ltd. is a privately-held, employee-owned physical commodity trading company founded in 1993 and headquartered in Singapore, with approximately 14,500 employees, more than 1,400 employee-shareholders, and operations spanning 50+ offices and 150+ countries. The Group operates through seven core commercial divisions: Oil and Petroleum Products (6.6 million barrels/day to 2,000+ customers), Metals and Minerals (non-ferrous concentrates and refined metals plus iron ore, metallurgical and thermal coal — the latter under 5% of revenue), Gas and Power (39.6mmt+ of gas and LNG traded in 2025 plus >2 BCM European storage and licensed Brazilian power trading), Renewables and Hydrogen (MorGen Energy green hydrogen ecosystem targeting 3 GW by 2030), Carbon Trading (165Mmt+ volumes delivered annually across five regional hubs, 630,000+ ha nature-based removals footprint), Shipping and Marine Logistics (one of the world's largest vessel charterers with 5,250+ voyages/year and ~400 vessels on time-charter), and Logistics and Storage (Impala Terminals JV with IFM, Lobito Atlantic Railway concession, barge fleets on the Paraná-Paraguay Waterway).

The Group's technology and asset base combines physical infrastructure — owned/leased storage terminals, blending facilities, chartered and increasingly ammonia/methanol dual-fuel vessels, the 1,300 km Lobito railway concession to the DRC border, and a Texas power plant — with proprietary digital systems including the GoLow maritime carbon insetting programme, the Agora supply-chain carbon emissions platform (co-developed with bp and Ecopetrol), the Syzygy Plasmonics / Nth Cycle / Standard Lithium / Develop Global recycled-mineral offtake structures, and a venture portfolio across C-Zero, HY2GEN, OneH2, Zero Emission Industries, Malta Inc., Quidnet Energy, Bboxx, Daphne Technology, OXCCU and LanzaTech. Operating subsidiaries and JVs include Nyrstar (zinc/lead mining and smelting), Puma Energy (downstream fuels retail across emerging markets), Greenergy (acquired August 2024, UK/European biodiesel and road fuels), Impala Terminals (JV with IFM Investors), TFG Marine (bunker JV with Frontline and Golden Ocean), MorGen Energy, Nala Renewables (50% sold to IFM in May 2026), and Lobito Atlantic Railway.

Trafigura's revenue model is primarily transaction-based: it earns spreads between producer offtake and end-customer sale on physical commodities, supplemented by financing-linked offtake structures (prepayment facilities and debt-financed offtake with reference to LBMA/LME spot pricing), asset-level industrial earnings from operating subsidiaries (Nyrstar, Puma Energy, Greenergy, MorGen Energy, Impala Terminals, Nala Renewables), and freight/bunker revenues from third-party chartering. The business is funded through a three-pillar model combining short-term transactional facilities, securitisation programmes (Trafigura Securitisation Finance), and corporate credit facilities, supported by ~USD 75 billion in credit lines from ~150 banks. For H1 2026 (six months to 31 March 2026) the Group reported revenue of USD 141.9bn (vs USD 119.1bn in H1 2025), net profit of USD 4.1bn (third-best half-yearly result in its history), Underlying EBITDA of USD 7.9bn, group equity of USD 17.5bn and total assets of USD 111.3bn.

Name

Trafigura

Legal name

Trafigura Group Pte. Ltd.

Website

https://trafigura.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1993

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

5,001–10,000 employees

Short description

Trafigura is a privately-held, employee-owned commodity trading group founded in 1993, headquartered in Singapore, that sources, transports, stores, blends and delivers oil, metals, gas, power, carbon credits and renewables across 150+ countries via ~14,500 employees, 50+ offices and 5,250+ shipping voyages per year.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Commodity Trading

NAICS

Petroleum Bulk Stations and Terminals (424710), Petroleum and Petroleum Products Merchant Wholesalers (except Bulk Stations and Terminals) (424720), Petroleum and Petroleum Products Merchant Wholesalers (4247), Pipeline Transportation of Refined Petroleum Products (486910)

SIC

Wholesale-Petroleum Bulk Stations & Terminals (5171), Wholesale-Petroleum & Petroleum Products (No Bulk Stations) (5172), Arrangement Of Transportation Of Freight & Cargo (4731), Wholesale-Metals & Minerals (No Petroleum) (5050)

akta.pro primary industry

Liquefied Gas Transport (LNG/LPG/Ammonia) (TLADALAC)

akta.pro secondary industry

Liquid Bulk / Tanker Freight Brokerage (TLADAMAL)

Keywords

• Commodity trading
• Physical commodities supply
• Oil and petroleum products
• Metals and minerals trading
• Shipping and logistics services

Headquarters

HQ city

Singapore

HQ country

Singapore

HQ region

Asia

Offices37 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Operations, Supply Chain, Personnel, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Oil and petroleum products trading: Physical trading of crude oil and refined products (gasoline, jet fuel, diesel, bitumen, fuel oil). Reported as 6.6 million barrels traded per day across 2,000+ customers. Revenues are transaction-based, earned on the spread between producer offtake and end-customer sale, supported by blending to specification and storage/logistics.
2. Metals and minerals trading: Physical supply of non-ferrous concentrates and refined metals including aluminium, copper, zinc, nickel, cobalt, lithium, lead plus gold, silver, PGMs and by-products. Volumes are sourced from miners via prepayment/financing structures and sold to industrial customers; bulk commodities include iron ore and metallurgical/thermal coal (less than 5% of Group revenue).
3. Gas and power trading: Traded 39.6mmt+ of gas and LNG in 2025; holds >2 BCM annual European gas storage capacity and trades power across 20+ countries. Long-term offtake deals (e.g., Cheniere, KOGAS, Tourmaline, SEFE) plus wholesale power trading (recently licensed in Brazil). Revenue mix combines physical and paper trading spreads.
4. Carbon trading and removals: One of the largest carbon trading desks globally with 165Mmt+ volumes delivered annually across five regional hubs. Sells compliance-grade allowances, voluntary credits (Gold Standard, Verra, ACR, Climate Action Reserve), and nature-based/technology-based removal credits; develops projects across 630,000+ ha.
5. Shipping and marine logistics services: One of the world's largest vessel charterers running 5,250+ voyages/year, ~400 vessels on time-charter; offers third-party freight services. Also operates TFG Marine bunker JV with Frontline and Golden Ocean. Revenue captured through freight rates, bunker margins and vessel sales.
6. Asset-level industrial earnings (Puma Energy, Greenergy, Nyrstar, Impala Terminals, MorGen Energy, Nala Renewables): Earnings from owned/operated subsidiaries and JVs: Puma Energy fuels/lubricants/bitumen retail and storage; Greenergy road fuels and biodiesel; Nyrstar zinc/lead mining and smelting; Impala Terminals storage/logistics; MorGen Energy hydrogen; Nala Renewables renewable power. Generate hardware/asset sales, retail fuel margins, tolling fees and managed service revenue.
7. Financing-linked trading (prepayment facilities, debt-financed offtake): Capital is deployed via prepayment facilities and debt financing tied to offtake (e.g., Heath Goldfields $65M, LaFleur C$30M, Denarius Metals $16M, Standard Lithium 10-year lithium carbonate offtake, Nth Cycle $1.1B, Syzygy Plasmonics 6-year SAF offtake, Develop Global USD400M). Returns captured via commodity supply at contracted pricing corridors and interest on financing.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Core offering

Trafigura is a physical commodity trading company that sources, transports, stores, blends and delivers crude oil and petroleum products, non-ferrous and bulk metals, natural gas and LNG, power, carbon credits, and related renewable and hydrogen products across global markets. The firm operates an integrated supply chain combining chartered vessels, owned/leased storage terminals (Impala Terminals JV), blending facilities, the Lobito Atlantic Railway corridor, and proprietary carbon and shipping platforms, serving industrial, mining, refining, utility and government customers in 150+ countries.

Product overview

Trafigura operates an integrated commodities platform spanning seven core commercial divisions — Oil and Petroleum Products, Metals and Minerals (including Iron Ore and Coal), Gas and Power, Renewables and Hydrogen, Carbon Trading, Shipping and Marine Logistics, and Logistics and Storage — that work together to source, transport, store, blend and deliver commodities to a global customer base. The platform is supported by a network of wholly-owned and joint-venture operating businesses including multi-metals producer Nyrstar, downstream fuel businesses Puma Energy and Greenergy (acquired 2024), terminals operator Impala Terminals (JV with IFM Investors), renewable power joint venture Nala Renewables, green hydrogen developer MorGen Energy, rail logistics concession Lobito Atlantic Railway, and marine fuel joint venture TFG Marine. Adjacent decarbonisation offerings include the proprietary GoLow maritime carbon insetting programme. Founded in 1993 and employee-owned with approximately 14,500 employees, the Group operates in more than 50 locations serving customers in over 150 countries.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Greenergy: Established supplier and distributor of transportation fuels and leading European manufacturer of biodiesel from wastes, operating plants in the UK and Netherlands; markets in Ireland via Inver Energy and Amber Petroleum brands; Canadian operations acquired in 2024. Acquired by Trafigura in 2024.
• Impala Terminals
• Lobito Atlantic Railway
• MorGen Energy
• Nala Renewables
• Nyrstar
• Puma Energy
• TFG Marine
• Trafigura Securitisation Finance
• GoLow

Products and services

• Oil and Petroleum Products
• Metals and Minerals
• Gas and Power
• Renewables and Hydrogen
• Carbon Trading
• Shipping and Marine Logistics
• Logistics and Storage
• GoLow Maritime Carbon Insetting Programme
• Puma Energy
• Greenergy
• Nyrstar
• Impala Terminals
• MorGen Energy
• TFG Marine
• Lobito Atlantic Railway (LAR)

Quantifiable outcome

• $141.9bn Group revenue in H1 2026 (up from $119.1bn in H1 2025)
• +11 more outcomes

Named customers24 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature8 records

Partnerships

31 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship, core and minor.

• Develop Global Limited (Australia)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 10 June 2026Final investment decisions on two Australian resource projects (Woodlawn and Sulphur Springs copper-zinc, and Pioneer Dome Lithium), alongside a USD400 million funding facility and a collaboration agreement with global commodities trader Trafigura.
• NadaraflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 20 May 2026Trafigura signed a 434 MW hybrid Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Nadara covering wind and solar facilities in Spain starting between 2027 and 2028. Includes 205 MW of solar added to existing wind farms. The largest off-take arrangement to date for Nadara and Trafigura's largest hybrid PPA.
• Geo Energy Resources (Singapore) — Harfa Taruna Mandiri subsidiarycoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 18 May 2026Trafigura signed two non-binding MoUs totaling up to US$100 million in prepayment to support Geo Energy's expansion into coking coal mining through Harfa Taruna Mandiri in Central Kalimantan, Indonesia. Includes an offtake arrangement for approximately 1.5 million tonnes annually and a 15-year mining services contract with East Wonders Indonesia (initial US$60 million). Initial feasibility studies estimate reserves of 15-20 million tonnes of premium hard coking coal.
• Enterprise Générale du Cobalt (EGC, DRC) and EVelution EnergyflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 13 May 2026Tripartite MOU signed in Madrid (May 13, 2026) to establish a long-term U.S.–DRC cobalt supply chain. EVelution Energy's Arizona facility targeted to process material covering ~40% of projected U.S. cobalt demand. Builds on December 2025 U.S.–DRC strategic critical minerals agreement; leverages the Lobito Atlantic Railway to reduce inland transit times to ~seven days. Construction of EVelution's facility targeted to begin early 2027 and complete by end of 2029. Parties also intend to explore local DRC cobalt refining capacity, EGC minority equity in EVelution, and technical training for Congolese teams.
• Syzygy Plasmonics (Houston)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 11 May 2026Binding 6-year offtake agreement with commodities trading firm Trafigura covering the entire output of Syzygy Plasmonics' first commercial plant NovaSAF-1 in Uruguay, with deliveries targeted from 2028. Plans to scale production to 1 million tons of SAF annually by 2035 through projects in Brazil, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and North America.
• MorGen Energy (wholly-owned Trafigura subsidiary) — Njordkraft projectflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 8 May 2026MorGen Energy awarded a conditional EUR 422.75 million grant from the European Hydrogen Bank under the EU Innovation Fund for its Njordkraft green hydrogen project in Esbjerg, Denmark. Project features 300MW electrolyser capacity (scalable to 1GW), targeting ~45,500 tonnes/year RFNBO-compliant renewable hydrogen for delivery to industrial customers in Germany and mainland Europe.
• Egyptian Aluminium Company (Egyptalum) and Metallurgical Industries Holding Company (MIH)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 6 May 2026Term sheet signed May 6, 2026 establishing exclusive negotiations for a major aluminium smelter project at the Nag Hammadi complex in Upper Egypt: a 300,000 tpa primary smelter and a 150,000 tpa anode plant with estimated $750M-$900M investment. Trafigura to participate as minority investor, debt provider, and counterparty for long-term raw material supply and production off-take agreements.
• Trafigura Beheer BV (planned re-domicile to Bermuda)flagshipOthers · 6 May 2026Trafigura Group plans to re-domicile its key holding company Trafigura Beheer BV from the Netherlands to Bermuda. The entity was originally used by former employees of Marc Rich + Co to establish Trafigura in 1993 and served as the group's parent until a 2015 restructuring made a Singaporean entity the new parent.
• LaFleur Minerals (Beacon Gold Mill / Swanson Deposit, Québec)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 15 April 2026Non-binding term sheet for C$30 million prepayment facility and gold offtake agreement with Trafigura. Trafigura has right of first refusal for future funding to expand mill capacity to 3,000-4,000 tpd. Subject to due diligence and regulatory approval.
• Heath Goldfields Ltd (Ghana)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 9 April 2026Trafigura signed a gold doré offtake agreement for 700,000 ounces from the Bogoso-Prestea Gold Mine in Ghana's Western Region and provided USD65 million in debt financing to support the restart of the mine's oxide ore operations. Marks Trafigura's first transaction in Ghana's gold sector and its second African gold deal following Sierra Leone (December 2025). The mine completed its first gold pour in February 2026 after a two-year production hiatus.
• Nth Cycle (US refiner)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 8 April 2026$1.1 billion 10-year offtake agreement for 2,000 metric tons/year of recycled nickel and 1,500 metric tons/year of lithium carbonate from battery black mass processing. Materials will be sourced from two facilities under development in South Carolina and the Netherlands, both expected to begin operations in 2028. Deal reflects shift among commodity traders to secure recycled critical mineral supplies alongside traditional mining.
• H2 Energy Europe AGflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 15 November 2023Trafigura increased its shareholding in H2 Energy Europe AG to become the majority owner, supporting large-scale green hydrogen projects and infrastructure development in Europe. The companies plan to build hydrogen facilities in Denmark (1 GW) and Wales (20 MW), with significant projects progressing and final investment expected in 2024 (Wales FID achieved March 2026).
• IFM InvestorsflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerJoint venture partner with Trafigura in Impala Terminals (45+ storage/logistics assets in 29 countries). Also JV partner in Nala Renewables; in May 2026 IFM agreed to acquire Trafigura's remaining 50% equity interest in Nala Renewables, taking full ownership.
• Frontline and Golden Ocean (TFG Marine JV)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTFG Marine is a joint venture between Trafigura, Frontline and Golden Ocean supplying 10+ million metric tonnes of marine fuels annually. CMB.TECH increased its stake and committed to sourcing bunker fuel through the JV (May 2026).
• Lobito Atlantic Railway consortiumflagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerTrafigura is part of a consortium awarded a 30-year concession to operate the 1,300km Lobito railway across Angola to the DRC border, plus a minerals terminal. Provides a quicker western route to market for Congolese Copperbelt metals and minerals.
• Cheniere (US LNG producer)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLong-term 15-year LNG Sale and Purchase Agreement with Cheniere (signed 2018) — a first for an independent commodity company. Trafigura is also a long-term offtake partner for SEFE (Securing Energy for Europe), supplying large gas volumes to Germany over four years (USD3bn Federal Republic of Germany loan-backed facility).
• Frontline and Golden Ocean (TFG Marine)flagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerTFG Marine alliance between Trafigura and shipping companies Frontline and Golden Ocean — supplies over 10 million metric tonnes of marine fuels annually from strategic hubs across the world.
• Denarius Metals (Zancudo Project, Colombia)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPrepayment facility upsized from US$9M to US$16M (with US$3.5M cash received under the Third Advance, 3,000,000 common share purchase warrants issued to Trafigura). Long-term offtake agreement; shipments of 2,337 tonnes containing 863 oz gold and 20,237 oz silver in Q1 2026. Commissioning of 1,000 t/day processing plant expected Q3 2026.
• Standard Lithium (South West Arkansas Project)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner10-year binding offtake agreement with Trafigura Trading LLC covering over 40% of total targeted offtake for the South West Arkansas Project — 8,000 metric tonnes per year of battery-quality lithium carbonate over 10 years from commercial production.
• Tsingshan Holding Group (Weda Bay Indonesia aluminium smelter)flagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerChinese tycoon Xiang Guangda, through Tsingshan Holding Group, is in advanced talks with Trafigura (alongside Mercuria and Glencore) to secure minority stake investments in a $3 billion, 800,000-ton aluminium smelter at Weda Bay in Indonesia. Proposed deal would give traders a share of output while providing Tsingshan with Western credibility.
• Mercuria Energy Group (peer/competitor)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-participant with Trafigura and Glencore as cornerstone investors in the Hong Kong listing of Indonesian gold miner PT Merdeka Gold Resources (HK$2.4bn / $305M raise). Also together with Trafigura and Glencore as potential minority stakeholders in Tsingshan's $3B Weda Bay aluminium smelter.
• Glencore (peer) and Mercuria Energy GroupcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCornerstone investors alongside Trafigura in the Hong Kong listing of Indonesian gold miner PT Merdeka Gold Resources (raise of up to HK$2.4bn / $305M). Also potential co-investors with Tsingshan in Indonesian aluminium smelter.
• WAVE Jeongeup / City Oil Field (Korea)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSales contract covering the entire output of naphtha-grade recycled feedstock from the WAVE Jeongeup facility — Korea's first overseas export of recycled feedstock produced with domestically developed technology. 4,550 tons annually of ISCC PLUS-certified recycled feedstock. Trafigura is the first global commodities company to purchase ISCC PLUS-certified naphtha-grade recycled feedstock from waste plastics.
• Daphne Technology (Switzerland)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTrafigura invested in Daphne Technology, which is developing technology to measure and reduce harmful GHG emissions (methane slip abatement) from industrial sources. Also participated in CHF 15M funding round (April 2026) led by Taranis with Shell Ventures and Trafigura.
• TetherminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerTrafigura and Tether are in discussions regarding the use of USDT (stablecoin) in fuel stations.
• World Fuel Services (SAF partner)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTrafigura and World Fuel Services signed capacity reservation agreements with Syzygy Plasmonics for its light-driven photocatalytic sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) technology.
• HD Hyundai Heavy Industries (South Korea)coreTechnology or IntegrationHD Hyundai Heavy Industries completed construction of the world's first two ammonia-powered gas carrier vessels ordered by Exmar, with delivery scheduled in 2026. Trafigura has secured orders for a total of eight ammonia-powered vessels from HHI.
• Rubis SCA (potential Puma Energy combination)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerFrench fuel distributor Rubis SCA is exploring a potential cash-and-share combination with Trafigura Group's fuel retail business Puma Energy in a deal that could value Puma Energy at up to €2.5 billion ($2.9 billion). Would expand Rubis's geographical reach beyond Europe, Africa and the Caribbean. Deliberations are ongoing.
• I Squared Capital (Porto Sudeste bidder)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerI Squared Capital advanced to the second phase of bidding to acquire a $5 billion port in Brazil owned by Trafigura and Mubadala Capital. A consortium of Vale, Gerdau and M Resources also advanced. Porto Sudeste shipped a record 27.8 million tonnes of iron ore in 2025.
• ADNOC (potential acquirer of Puma Energy stake / Shell South Africa retail)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerShell's downstream fuel business in South Africa was offered to Trafigura (and others); ADNOC emerged as the frontrunner after Saudi Aramco, Trafigura and Gunvor all failed to close.
• Asian refiners (e.g., South Korean refiners, Reliance Industries)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorTrafigura is selling Venezuelan oil to Asian markets including South Korea, Malaysia, and India. Delivered half a million barrels of Merey 16 crude to South Korea via supertanker Nissos Kea. Major buyers include Reliance Industries (India) and South Korean refiner GS Caltex.

Scale indicators24 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights8 records

Direct peers

• Glencore: Glencore is the world's largest publicly listed commodity trader and miner, operating in metals, minerals, oil, and energy products with a similar trading-and-asset hybrid model. Direct overlap across oil/petroleum trading, copper/zinc mining (Nyrstar competitor), and energy transition investments (cobalt, hydrogen).
• Vitol: Vitol is the world's largest independent oil trader and a major energy and metals trader, headquartered in Geneva/Rotterdam. Comparable privately-held structure, scale (~50mm bbl/day of oil trading), and direct overlap in crude, refined products, and increasingly in power and LNG.
• Mercuria Energy Group: Mercuria is one of the largest privately held integrated energy and commodity trading houses, active in oil, gas, power, metals, and agricultural commodities. Comparable mid-size scale (~1.6mm bbl/day), privately-held employee-influenced structure, and similar diversification strategy across energy transition.
• Gunvor Group: Gunvor is a leading independent commodity trading house specializing in oil, gas, and refined products trading, plus increasingly in power and renewables. Comparable privately-held structure, similar oil-focused trading volumes, and direct overlap in LNG and European gas markets.
• Louis Dreyfus Company: Louis Dreyfus is one of the world's largest integrated commodity merchants, with leading positions in agricultural commodities plus metals and energy. Comparable privately-held family-influenced governance, global physical commodity trading platform, and similar transition into energy and metals.
• Hartree Partners: Hartree Partners is a privately held global commodities trading firm active in oil, natural gas, power, metals, and environmental products. Comparable mid-size scale, privately-held employee-influenced structure, and similar expansion into power, carbon, and metals trading.

Broad incumbents

• Cargill: Cargill is the largest privately held US company and one of the largest agricultural commodity traders globally, with growing energy and metals trading businesses. Comparable privately-held scale, supply chain financing capabilities, and overlap in physical commodity flows and prepayment structures.
• BP plc (BP Trading): BP's integrated trading arm trades oil, gas, LNG, and increasingly power globally. Comparable oil/gas/power trading volumes, co-developed the Agora carbon emissions platform with Trafigura, and overlapping customer base among national oil companies and refiners.
• Shell plc (Shell Trading): Shell's integrated trading division is one of the largest oil/gas/LNG traders globally. Comparable in commodity trading scale, with overlap in LNG long-term offtakes, SAF investments (LanzaTech partner alongside Trafigura), and energy transition diversification.

Emerging players

• Adani Enterprises: Adani Enterprises is an Indian conglomerate with growing commodity trading and mining operations across coal, copper, aluminum, and renewables. Comparable in metals/coal trading flows, mining investments, and emerging position in critical minerals supply chains.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat7 records

Key risks7 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/trafigura
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Compliance7 records

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Number of profiles

Profiles12 records

Subsidiaries14 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds15 records

Investors11 records

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M&A4 records

Investments37 records

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