
The Nexpetra Program
Whether advising on field development strategies, joint venture structuring, market entry, or operational turnaround, Nexpetra is a valuable partner for oil and gas entities seeking clarity, efficiency, and growth with investments in energy sector.
Integrated services from exploration through trading and logistics
Nexpetra fosters strong professional relationships with oil and gas license holders, operators, and national entities across the United Arab Emirates & Qatar since 2010. Our consulting services are uniquely positioned to support.
Nexpetra operates in partnership under a registered oil and gas trading license in the United Arab Emirates specializing in the sourcing and supply of gasoil (diesel) to global buyers. With a proposed capacity of 30,000 metric tons per vessel —equivalent to approximately 225,000 barrels Nexpetra leverages strategic partnerships with major industry suppliers and officially brokered vessel charters to ensure efficient delivery. Considering a sample business model rate of $90 per barrel, the estimated transaction value stands at $20 million. Our model includes a 25% advance payment structure, robust banking instruments, and comprehensive administrative and operational support, positioning Nexpetra as a reliable partner in high-volume petroleum product trade.
Key Elements of the Nexpetra Program involves key parties: the Provider, who supplies financial instruments like Bank Guarantees (BGs) or Standby Letters of Credit (SBLCs); us as the Platform or Trader who utilizes these instruments through established financial networks to engage in private market trading; and the Investor, who contributes the initial capital—typically a significant sum—secured in escrow services. The investment mechanism operates by leveraging or monetizing the BG/SBLC instruments as collateral, which are then deployed into high-yield financial strategies, private investments, trading, or arbitrage opportunities in the energy financial markets.
Returns are calculated as a percentage of profits generated through the leverage of these trading activities. These returns are often referred to as trading gains and are promised to investors at the beginning of the program.