Petrochemical feedstock · Non-Sanctioned Origin Available · from 5,000 MT

Light naphtha supply for petrochemical buyers

Bulk light naphtha for steam cracking, isomerization and gasoline blending under FOB and CIF terms. Non-sanctioned origin supply is available subject to assay, allocation, destination and shipment window.

Final origin, loading point, specification, assay and delivery structure are confirmed for each transaction and stated in the applicable commercial offer, cargo-specific CoA and SPA.

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Commercial terms

Product Light Naphtha
Product type Petrochemical / refinery feedstock
Primary application Steam cracking
Secondary applications Isomerization · gasoline blending · assay-dependent refinery processing
Origin Non-Sanctioned Origin Available
Basis FOB, CIF
Loading / hub Transaction-specific, subject to allocation
Minimum volume From 5,000 MT
Quality basis Cargo-specific assay / CoA
Inspection Independent inspection according to SPA
Documentation CoA, B/L, Commercial Invoice and applicable shipping/export documents
Price USD 589–667 / MT · INDICATIVE

ALGHAF MARINE FZCO can offer light naphtha from non-sanctioned origins for selected petrochemical and refinery feedstock programs.

Origin and loading location are transaction-specific. Final origin, loading point, route and cargo specification are confirmed in the applicable commercial offer, SPA and cargo documentation.

Loading location does not by itself determine product origin.

USD 589–667 / MT · INDICATIVE

Indicative market range only — not a firm commercial offer. Final pricing depends on origin, distillation cut, assay, quality specification, quantity, loading point, delivery basis, destination, shipment window and transaction structure.

Light naphtha petrochemical feedstock supply
01 Product

Light naphtha supply overview

ALGHAF MARINE FZCO supplies bulk light naphtha for qualified petrochemical, refinery and blending buyers under FOB and CIF terms.

Light naphtha is typically evaluated according to its distillation cut, paraffinic composition, sulfur level, density, contaminants and other cargo-specific assay parameters.

Non-sanctioned origin supply is available for selected cargo programs, with the final origin, assay, loading point and logistics structure confirmed for each transaction.

Light naphtha for steam cracking

Light paraffinic naphtha is widely evaluated as steam-cracker feedstock for olefin production.

Cracker economics and product yields depend on the actual feedstock assay, including paraffin content, boiling range, sulfur, contaminants and other compositional characteristics.

Buyers requiring a specific cracker feed profile should state the required assay parameters when requesting a commercial indication.

Why light naphtha specifications vary by source

Light naphtha characteristics vary according to crude slate, refinery configuration, fractionation cut and production route.

Two cargoes marketed as light naphtha may therefore differ materially in distillation range, paraffinic content, sulfur, RVP and other characteristics.

For this reason, commercial suitability must be evaluated against the specific cargo assay rather than the generic product name alone.

02 Grades

Isomerization & gasoline blending applications

Isomerization

Selected light naphtha streams may be suitable for isomerization depending on boiling range, composition, contaminants and refinery configuration.

Gasoline blending

Light naphtha may also participate in gasoline blending programs where its volatility and composition fit the required finished-product specification.

Other refinery processing

Additional refinery processing routes may be considered where the cargo assay and unit configuration permit.

03 Origin

Non-sanctioned origin light naphtha

Non-sanctioned origin light naphtha is available for selected petrochemical and refinery feedstock programs where buyer compliance requirements, destination rules or transaction structure require alternative origin options.

Available loading and execution locations depend on current allocation, product assay, destination and shipment window.

The applicable origin is confirmed through the commercial and cargo documentation for the individual transaction rather than inferred from a generic loading region.

04 Specification

Light naphtha specifications & cargo assay

Light naphtha is not defined by one universal specification. Final acceptance is based on the contractual quality parameters and cargo-specific assay / CoA.

Parameter Contractual basis
Distillation range Deal-specific IBP / FBP
Composition PNA / PONA profile as applicable
Paraffinic content Cargo / assay-specific
Sulfur Contract-specific limit
Density at 15 °C Cargo-specific CoA
RVP Grade / cargo-specific
Contaminants According to buyer and SPA requirements
Stability Cargo and handling-specific
Appearance Clear liquid, subject to contractual specification
05 Delivery

Light naphtha cargo size & logistics

Cargo size depends on origin, allocation, loading program, vessel structure and destination.

Enquiries from 5,000 MT may be evaluated where the applicable cargo and logistics program allows the requested parcel.

Final parcel size, loading window and vessel requirements are confirmed for the individual transaction.

FOB & CIF light naphtha supply

FOB

Light naphtha may be offered FOB from the loading point available for the applicable cargo program. Final port, laycan, parcel size and operational requirements are stated in the commercial offer and SPA.

CIF

CIF supply may be evaluated for approved destinations. Final pricing reflects origin, assay, quantity, loading point, freight, insurance, destination and shipment window.

Loading locations

Loading locations are transaction-specific and subject to current allocation.

Quality control & independent inspection

Final cargo quality is confirmed through the contractual specification, cargo-specific assay / CoA and the inspection procedure defined in the SPA.

Independent inspection may be performed by SGS, Bureau Veritas, CCIC or another agreed independent inspection company at the contractual milestone.

Historical or unrelated inspection reports are not used as proof of a current contractual cargo.

Typical light naphtha shipping documents

Depending on the transaction, documentation may include:

  • Commercial Invoice
  • Bill of Lading
  • Certificate of Analysis / Cargo Assay
  • Quantity / Quality Inspection Report
  • Certificate of Origin where applicable
  • Export / customs documents where applicable
  • Insurance Certificate where applicable under CIF
  • Other documents specified in the SPA

The exact documentary package depends on origin, delivery basis, destination and contractual requirements.

06 Price & enquiry

Buyer details required for a workable indication

To support a workable commercial indication, please provide:

  • Required quantity
  • Trial or recurring program
  • Destination
  • FOB or CIF
  • Shipment window
  • Required IBP / FBP if applicable
  • Required sulfur limit
  • Required PNA / PONA or paraffin profile where relevant
  • Other critical assay parameters
  • Buyer company
  • End buyer / intermediary status
  • Readiness to proceed under the ALGHAF MARINE FZCO transaction framework

Light naphtha price & commercial quotation — how to request

Light naphtha pricing is origin-, cut-, assay-, quantity-, destination- and shipment-specific.

Provide the required quantity, destination, delivery basis, shipment window and any critical distillation, sulfur or composition requirements.

Following buyer qualification, ALGHAF MARINE FZCO can evaluate the applicable cargo program and issue the current commercial indication or firm commercial offer.

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Light naphtha frequently asked questions

Is non-sanctioned origin light naphtha available?

Yes. ALGHAF MARINE FZCO can offer non-sanctioned origin light naphtha for selected cargo programs and destinations, subject to assay, allocation, shipment window and transaction-specific compliance review.

What is light naphtha?

Light naphtha is a relatively light petroleum fraction used primarily as petrochemical or refinery feedstock. Its commercial suitability depends on the actual distillation cut and cargo assay.

What makes light naphtha suitable for steam cracking?

Steam-cracker buyers typically evaluate light naphtha according to paraffinic composition, distillation range, sulfur, contaminants and other assay parameters that affect cracker yields and operating economics.

How does light naphtha differ from heavy naphtha?

Light naphtha has a lower boiling range and is commonly associated with steam cracking and isomerization, while heavier naphtha streams are generally more relevant to catalytic reforming and other refinery processing. Final use depends on the specific cargo assay.

Can light naphtha be used for gasoline blending?

Yes, selected light naphtha streams may be used in gasoline blending where their volatility, composition and other quality parameters fit the required finished-product specification.

Why do light naphtha specifications vary between cargoes?

Light naphtha characteristics depend on crude slate, refinery configuration, fractionation cut and production route. Final quality is therefore confirmed through the cargo-specific assay / CoA.

Can light naphtha be supplied under FOB and CIF terms?

Yes. FOB and CIF structures may be evaluated depending on origin, allocation, quantity, destination and shipment window.

How do I request a light naphtha commercial quotation?

Provide the required quantity, destination, delivery basis, shipment window and any required distillation, sulfur or composition parameters. Following qualification, ALGHAF MARINE FZCO can evaluate the applicable cargo program and commercial terms.

How can a buyer verify a petroleum supplier?

Buyers should verify the legal identity of the contractual counterparty, official corporate communication channels, KYC/KYB information, transaction documentation and the contractual inspection procedure. Cargo-specific operational and inspection documents are provided according to the milestones defined in the SPA.

Can you provide previous Bills of Lading or inspection reports as proof of supply?

ALGHAF MARINE FZCO does not disclose confidential documents from unrelated customer transactions as proof of a new cargo. Cargo-specific documentation, including independent inspection documents where applicable, is provided according to the milestones defined in the SPA.

Can I receive a fresh SGS report before the transaction is contracted?

A fresh inspection report relates to a specific contractual light naphtha cargo. Independent inspection is therefore performed at the applicable milestone defined in the SPA. Historical SGS reports from unrelated cargoes are not presented as proof of current supply.

How are transaction funding instructions issued?

Transaction-specific funding instructions are generated only within the ALGHAF MARINE FZCO Trading Portal after the applicable contractual stage. Wallet addresses are not issued through WhatsApp, Telegram, brokers or informal correspondence.

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Prices shown on this page are indicative only. Transaction-specific terms, origin, loading point, specification and pricing are confirmed in the applicable commercial offer and SPA.