PT Trafigura (Indonesia)

Trafigura is primarily engaged in coal activity. Its headquarters is located in Dki Jakarta. The company was founded in 2011. Trafigura is a leading global commodity trading company, originally founded in 1993 by Claude Dauphin and Eric de Turckheim. While the Jakarta office focuses on coal trading, Trafigura's primary business lines include the trading of oil and petroleum products, metals and minerals, and power and renewables. The company operates a vast network of offices in over 40 countries, with significant operations in Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia. Trafigura's main product types include crude oil, refined petroleum products, non-ferrous metals, and bulk commodities like coal and iron ore. The company is known for its Puma Energy brand, which operates a network of retail fuel stations and storage facilities worldwide. Globally, Trafigura has established joint ventures and partnerships with various organizations, including a notable partnership with Rosneft, a major Russian oil company. The company is a member of several industry associations, such as the International Chamber of Commerce and the World Economic Forum. Trafigura exports its products to numerous markets across the globe, leveraging its extensive logistics and infrastructure capabilities. The company has a complex corporate structure with several subsidiaries, including Impala Terminals, which manages its logistics and warehousing operations. With a commitment to responsible trading and sustainability, Trafigura aims to create long-term value for its stakeholders. The company's vision is to be a leader in the global commodities market by delivering innovative solutions and maintaining high standards of corporate governance and ethical conduct.