Reserve Management
Integrated reserve management
Managing both commercial inventories and national strategic reserves to support energy security and market stability.
Project overview
Cambodia’s Asian Free Trade Zone fuels regional diesel and crude flows.
The FTZ integrates bonded storage, two deepwater jetties and a 1.3 km dredged channel capable of handling over 200 vessel calls annually, connecting Thai, Malaysian, Indonesian and Singaporean refiners to Cambodian supply chains and strategic reserves.
200+vessel calls annually
1.3kmdredged access channel
2deepwater jetties
2M m³crude & product capacity
FTZ services
Reserve management, terminal operations and fuel trading under one platform.
The operating model combines strategic reserve management, maritime logistics, offtake execution and RWA-linked finance to improve energy security, throughput and working-capital efficiency.
Terminal Operations
Maritime logistics and berth control
Precision port scheduling, berth allocation and vessel frequency balancing to maximize throughput and minimize demurrage.
Trading Desk
Fuel trading and optimization desk
Specialized execution of offtake agreements and inventory swaps, with CIF / FOB structural optimization to reduce landed costs.
Block A architecture
Offshore development anchored in FPSO and subsea clusters.
The Block A roadmap is designed for rapid production recovery and long-term scalability, linking FPSO operations, new drilling windows, subsea connectivity and ASEAN FTZ storage capacity.
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Phase 1: Production recoveryRestore legacy well integrity while deploying 12 new production wells and 3 exploration wells to establish stable plateau output.
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Phase 2: Regional hub integrationScale operations into the ASEAN FTZ storage platform, creating 2 million m³ of crude and refined product capacity tied to strategic reserves.
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Technology stackFPSO storage with heated offtake, flare gas capture, jack-up rigs, subsea pipelines, multiphase flowlines and BGP-led 2D / 3D seismic refresh.
EN590 Market Intelligence
EN590 / Diesel Market Update — 14 September 2026
Brent crude surged to ~$106.97/bbl (+2.55%) in early Monday trading, extending last week's bullish momentum. NY Harbor ULSD futures (HO1!) climbed to $5.1036/gallon (+2.91%), reflecting stronger middle distillate demand signals and ongoing supply tightness. London Gas Oil (Capital.com:GASOIL proxy for ICE Low Sulphur Gasoil) rose to 1,498.1 USD/MT (+1.75%), approaching the psychological 1,500 mark. Platts original EN590 assessments remain not publicly verified. Key context: OPEC+ supply management remains a key support for crude, while Asian refinery maintenance season may tighten middle distillate supply into Q4. Geopolitical risk in the Middle East continues to underpin a risk premium. The US Dollar remains steady with USD/SGD at approximately 1.2680 as of 14 September 2026 (XE mid-market rate). This update is for market information only and does not constitute trading, investment, or procurement advice.
Crude Oil
Brent Surges Above $107 in Monday Trading
Brent crude (TVC:UKOIL) rose to approximately $106.97/bbl, up 2.55% on the session. The benchmark continues to draw support from OPEC+ supply discipline and elevated Middle East geopolitical risk premium. Market participants are also monitoring potential demand recovery signals from Asia heading into Q4 2026. The rally extends a bullish trend that has pushed Brent well above the $100 floor for several weeks. Source: TradingView (TVC:UKOIL, 14 September 2026).
ULSD and ICE Gasoil Rally; Distillate Strength Continues
NY Harbor ULSD futures (HO1!) climbed to $5.1036/gallon, up 2.91%, outpacing crude gains and signaling robust middle distillate demand. London Gas Oil (Capital.com:GASOIL proxy for ICE Low Sulphur Gasoil) reached 1,498.1 USD/MT, up 1.75%, nearing the 1,500 USD/MT threshold. The widening diesel-crude spread suggests ongoing tightness in global distillate markets, partly driven by seasonal refinery maintenance in Asia and sustained heating oil demand expectations for the northern hemisphere winter. Platts EN590 original price assessments remain not publicly verified. Source: TradingView (NYMEX:HO1!, CAPITALCOM:GASOIL, 14 September 2026).
USD/SGD ~1.2680; Regional Demand Outlook Stable
The US Dollar traded at approximately 1.2680 against the Singapore Dollar (XE mid-market rate, 14 September 2026). The stable USD continues to provide a predictable backdrop for dollar-denominated fuel procurement in Asia. Singapore's bunker market remains well-supplied, though middle distillate crack spreads are being supported by the broader global rally in diesel and gasoil. Shipping lanes in the Strait of Hormuz and Red Sea remain closely monitored by maritime operators. Source: XE.com; TradingView.
Investor relations
Regulatory framework and sanitized documentation access.
The data room provides high-level transparency while safeguarding sensitive shareholder information. Access is intended for qualified counterparties and investors through password-protected links.
Compliance Framework
MME authorization, bilingual contracts and RWA guardrails.
Operational mandate is presented under Ministry of Mines & Energy authorization for Block A, with English / Khmer legal documentation, AML / KYC controls, data privacy protocols and standardized forward-looking disclaimers.
Block A Technical Snapshot
Engineering specifications, offshore architecture and strategic value overview available in English and Mandarin.
FTZ fact sheet and RWA investor note
Includes ASEAN FTZ infrastructure, tank topology, RWA legal framework, tokenization guardrails and asset-backed security measures.
Cambodia · Singapore · Hong Kong capital corridors
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