COMMODITY TRADING & STRUCTURED OFFTAKE

Trading with operating discipline.

Mhatu structures physical commodity transactions around authority, product evidence and executable delivery, not merely a price discussion.

Loaded haul truck at a weighbridge

What every transaction is built around

Mhatu may participate as offtaker, seller, buyer-side supplier, marketer or transaction-execution coordinator, depending on the mandate. The role is defined before engagement so title, obligations, information flows, risk and value are visible to the principals.

Authority

Rights holder, mandate, producer, supplier and authorised signatories.

Product

Grade, sizing, moisture, quantity, tolerance, rejection and testing.

Contract

Title, risk, price basis, documentation, remedies and performance.

Logistics

Loading, transport, storage, terminal, border and delivery capacity.

Payment

Security, invoicing, release conditions, testing and settlement.

Counterparty

Corporate identity, beneficial ownership, sanctions and capability.

For buyers & offtakers

Closer to origin. Clear on delivery.

Mhatu connects buyer requirements to source authority, product evidence, operating reality and delivery controls before commitments are treated as executable.

Define the buying mandate: corporate principal and intended use, commodity and specification, realistic trial and ramp-up quantities, inspection and rejection protocols, delivery point and Incoterm, and payment security.

Portfolio

A broader commodity portfolio.

Sixteen mineral and mineral-product categories, complemented by gas and oil. Commodity inclusion does not guarantee stock, grade or delivery. Product form, quantity, authority and commercial terms are confirmed for each mandate.

Steelmaking & bulk

Chrome, manganese, iron ore, coal, ferrochrome, vanadium.

Base & precious metals

Copper and gold, in cathode, ore or concentrate form subject to traceable origin.

Strategic minerals

Lithium, tin, tungsten, nickel, cobalt, tantalum and rare earths, evaluated selectively.

Potential greenfield interests

Uranium is named only as an example of a potential greenfield development interest. No uranium rights, licences, active projects, resource estimate or supply are held or implied.

Oil, petroleum & gas

Crude oil, diesel, petrol and mandate-led gas opportunities, through appropriately authorised and licensed parties.

Delivery bases

Contract-defined FOT and Incoterms 2020 rules such as FCA, FOB and CIF, selected for the transaction and mode of transport.