Refined petroleum
Automotive diesel / gasoil · Motor gasoline / octane · Jet A-1 aviation fuel · Marine, furnace & fuel oils
Explore our petroleum, gas, base oil, lubricant-additive and industrial chemical scope. Product discussions begin with technical specifications and a defined commercial requirement.
Petroleum processing, lubricant manufacturing and sodium silicate production form the industrial backdrop to our leadership. Super Resources evaluates commercial opportunities independently of those operating companies.
Physical energy products, refinery inputs and relevant supply channels.
Automotive diesel / gasoil · Motor gasoline / octane · Jet A-1 aviation fuel · Marine, furnace & fuel oils
Crude petroleum · Natural-gas condensate · Refinery feedstocks and selected hydrocarbon components
Natural gas · Liquefied natural gas (LNG) · Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)
Technical understanding informed by longstanding lubricant blending and production experience.
Group I: SN150, SN500, Bright Stock · Group II and Group III base stocks · Other grades subject to specification
Performance additive packages · Viscosity modifiers · Relevant formulation components, evaluated by application
Automotive and heavy-duty oils · Motorcycle / CNG · Hydraulic, gear, compressor, turbine and marine oils · Greases
Knowledge of chemical production and manufacturing applications through related operating businesses.
Mineral Turpentine (MTT) · Special Boiling Point Solvents (SBPS) · Selected petrochemicals · Bitumen / asphalt
Liquid sodium silicate / waterglass for detergents, ceramics, packaging, pulp and paper, textiles and welding electrodes
Industrial plastic containers and packaging materials, drawing on relevant group manufacturing experience
Send the required product grade, specification, indicative volume, preferred origin and destination. We can then assess the relevant sourcing, trading or representation discussion. Availability and terms are confirmed only for specific opportunities.
Discuss a product requirement ↗These are independent companies in the leadership backgrounds, not subsidiaries or guaranteed suppliers of Super Resources.

Specification, source, documentation, freight, inspection and delivery all matter. Industrial knowledge helps put those realities into the commercial conversation.
How we approach trade ↗Different commodities require different commercial structures. Our approach begins with the practical requirements of the product, the qualified seller and the intended market.
Super Resources may pursue trading, sourcing, distribution, import/export or a principal-representation role as appropriate to a particular opportunity. These are distinct business models, not interchangeable promises.
Discuss an energy product ↗