TRADE EXECUTIONKDL / 02

Good trade is
built in the detail.

From requirement to handover, every obligation needs an owner, a timing basis and the right evidence.

THE EXECUTION FRAMEWORK

A clear route.
At every stage.

01

Define the requirement

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Agree the exact product, grade, quantity, origin, destination and timing. Identify the buyer, payer, seller and receiving party.

THE OUTPUT

A usable technical and commercial brief.

02

Qualify the proposition

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Review the proposed counterparty and its role, authority, product documentation and the actual basis of availability.

THE OUTPUT

A supply proposition with defined evidence and conditions.

03

Align the terms

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Bring quality, price basis, Incoterm and named place, inspection, payment and document requirements into one agreement.

THE OUTPUT

Clear obligations and a coherent sequence of performance.

04

Plan verification & shipment

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Agree inspection scope, sampling, the appropriate document chain, loading/delivery window and appointed operators.

THE OUTPUT

A transaction-specific verification and delivery plan.

05

Coordinate handover & settlement

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Match the agreed delivery/acceptance evidence, custody or title handover and payment/release conditions.

THE OUTPUT

A documented handover under the agreed contract.

DOCUMENTS THAT MATCH THE OPERATION

One transaction.
A consistent document chain.

The required document set depends on the product, parties, destination and payment mechanism.

01

Commercial

Contract, specification, invoice and the named parties with their agreed capacities.

02

Quality & origin

Agreed analysis, inspection, assay or grading evidence; origin/provenance records as relevant.

03

Transport & delivery

The appropriate shipment/transport documents, identifiers, quantity and receiving evidence.

04

Payment & release

Bank/settlement terms, maturity, document triggers, custody and written release authority.

THE NEXT COMMERCIAL CONVERSATION

Define the requirement.
Build the next move.

Buying, supply or a structured trade programme. Start with the product, the parties and the delivery basis.

Prepare your trade enquiry