MEA Global Trading
MEA Global Trading

Invest in a Gulf trading platform built for Africa.

From Dubai and Sharjah, our UAE team trades refined products and petrochemicals internationally, with local trading operations in Fujairah, Jebel Ali and Hamriyah.

A Gulf trading port
MEA Global established
2016
Hubs we trade in
3
Business-day reply
Same day
New offices and our own terminal planned
2027
Invest with us

Back the team that connects the Gulf to Africa.

MEA Global Trading FZC is the Group parent, based in the UAE. Its trading desk buys from refiners, national Oil companies and international traders, and supplies the Group's operating companies and other counterparties across Africa. The UAE office also covers the GCC market and the Far East. We welcome conversations with investors and strategic partners who share our long-term view.

  • Three trading hubs

    Fujairah, Jebel Ali and Hamriyah / Sharjah.

  • An integrated chain

    The desk feeds our own stations, trucks and Gas business in Nigeria and Niger.

  • Scale

    The Group trades ~200,000 tonnes a month across markets.

  • Self-funded growth

    Every part of the Group is funded from its own resources, so we choose our partners carefully.

Where we are heading

Our plans for the UAE.

  1. 2027

    New offices

    New offices in Singapore and Geneva in 2027, to widen access to supply and capital.

  2. 2027

    Our own terminal

    A terminal of our own in the UAE in 2027, to give the trading desk more storage and flexibility.

  3. Ongoing

    GCC and Far East

    The UAE office is responsible for growing trade in the GCC and the Far East.

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