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UAE ADNOC seeks 288,000 tonnes of gasoline for delivery over March to April

byCustoms Today Report
19/01/2015
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DUBAI: The United Arab Emirates’ Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) is seeking 288,000 tonnes of gasoline for delivery over March to April, a tender document showed on Monday.

This is slightly higher than the usual volumes that the company buys, a Singapore-based trader said

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The company is seeking four cargoes of 30,000 tonnes each of 95-octane gasoline for delivery into Ruwais in March and two cargoes of 30,000 tonnes each of the same product for delivery into Jebel Ali in March.

It is also seeking four cargoes of 27,000 tonnes each of the petroleum product for loading from the UAE in March.The tender closes on Jan. 26 and is valid until Jan. 29.

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