Alkagesta ha concordato l'acquisizione della turca Energy Petrol in un'operazione che coinvolge otto navi per il trasporto di carburante marino, come riportato da Bloomberg il 22 ottobre 2026.
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Alkagesta ha considerato il lancio a Singapore nel 2025 come un test di credibilità, rispettando gli standard normativi, finanziari e operativi mentre i volumi di bunkeraggio salivano verso le 250.000 tonnellate al mese.
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Alkagesta ha partecipato con il suo desk fertilizzanti alla conferenza Argus Fertilizer Caspian, Black Sea and Eastern European Markets 2026 di Istanbul, unendosi a oltre 450 delegati che hanno discusso di flussi commerciali reindirizzati, esposizione al CBAM, offerta dall'Asia centrale e la crisi logistica che sta rimodellando la distribuzione dei fertilizzanti.
Bloomberg riferisce che la carenza di carburante per aviazione dovuta alla guerra in Iran si sta diffondendo dall'Asia all'Europa a causa del blocco dello Stretto di Hormuz, con prezzi record e voli cancellati. Alkagesta, fornitore citato da Bloomberg per l'oleodotto NATO CEPS in Europa, è esposta alla stessa contrazione delle forniture.
L'amministratore delegato di Alkagesta, Orkhan Rustamov, ha riferito a Bloomberg che l'immissione di barili extra di grado militare a Rotterdam ha scalzato il carburante per jet civile dal NATO Central Europe Pipeline System.
Alkagesta è stata rappresentata dal CEO Orkhan Rustamov e dal CFO Orkhan Zeynalli ai festeggiamenti per il 20° anniversario di SUISSENÉGOCE, tenutisi presso il Circus Knie a Ginevra, in onore dei due decenni di crescita dell'associazione svizzera del commercio di materie prime.
Alkagesta ha pubblicato risultati record per il primo semestre 2026, con 3,5 miliardi di dollari di ricavi e volumi annuali previsti sopra i 10 milioni di tonnellate, supportati da nuove linee di prodotti, capacità di stoccaggio ampliata e una rete internazionale più estesa.
Marine Distribution Director Mithat Ciftcioglu outlines the firm's $1.2 billion liquidity framework and its 200,000 metric tonne monthly fuel volume strategy in Singapore.
The new certification allows the biofuels firm to supply verified sustainable aviation fuel that meets international greenhouse gas reduction standards for airline compliance.
The Malta-based commodity trader can now supply certified Sustainable Aviation Fuel to help international carriers meet greenhouse gas reduction and compliance standards.
Commodity trading house Alkagesta reported significant expansion into biofuels, metals, and West African energy flows during its 2025 annual town hall in Istanbul.
The commodity trader is scaling its biofuels presence by connecting niche feedstock suppliers with major European refiners and blenders through a structured compliance framework.
The Malta-based commodity trader and bunkering firm has joined IBIA to support its involvement in the global marine energy sector and prepare for new regional regulations.
Global commodity trader Alkagesta has partnered with French firm Navex SAS to launch a Malta-based steel trading entity as part of its strategic expansion into industrial materials.
Commodity trading firm Alkagesta is leveraging strategic centers in Asia and Europe to manage supply chain risks and maintain high annual growth amid market volatility.
The global commodity firm is expanding its European presence by launching a dedicated sustainable fuel desk to leverage Switzerland's established trading infrastructure.
Global commodity trading house Alkagesta has joined Suissenégoce, a major Swiss trade organization representing the international commodity and logistics sectors.
International trading house Alkagesta is diversifying its energy portfolio by launching a biofuels and agricultural inputs office in Switzerland’s primary commodities hub.
Global commodity trader Alkagesta has officially joined Suissenégoce, the leading national body for Switzerland’s international trading and logistics ecosystem.
The energy firm is establishing a structured bridge between European and Asian markets following the launch of its new regional headquarters in Singapore.
The Malta-based commodity trader has expanded its total credit capacity to over $1 billion through a new inventory financing agreement aimed at bolstering supply chains.
Marine fuels firm Alkagesta is seeking a local trading license to offer ultra-low sulfur fuel oil and B24 biofuel blends at major Spanish maritime hubs.
The London-based firm is leveraging UK financial infrastructure to transform used cooking oil into a bankable asset class within the growing circular economy.
International commodity firm Alkagesta has established a specialized biofuel desk in Switzerland to support European energy transition goals and diversify its trading portfolio.
Commodity trading house Alkagesta selects Singapore as its Asia-Pacific base to leverage the city-state's financial infrastructure and strategic maritime position.
The Malta-founded firm is expanding its global footprint by launching a new office in Singapore to facilitate commodity flows and trade finance across the Asia-Pacific region.
Malta-based commodity trader Alkagesta has initiated biofuel operations in Romania to support the country's integration into Europe’s renewable energy supply chain.
The Malta-based energy group is integrating Romanian infrastructure into its regional network to facilitate trade in certified renewable fuels and support European climate goals.
The Mediterranean-based trading house is leveraging its network of 28 global banks to position Malta as a strategic hub for international energy and commodity flows.
A domestic trading house has shifted the island's economic focus from basic maritime bunkering toward complex international energy logistics and financial services.