FUEL & ENERGY

Diesel, Jet A-1, kerosene and other refined products.

Refined fuel products supplied through an approved supplier, with specification, delivery basis, counterparty authority and settlement defined for each transaction.

Products

What Mhatu structures.

Mhatu has signed with an approved fuel supplier that has these products. Products are supplied through that supplier and are subject to the relevant commercial and regulatory requirements. Availability and delivery terms are confirmed mandate by mandate.

DieselSupply for mining, transport and industrial operations.

Diesel supply for mining, transport and industrial operations, including mine-site fuel planning, storage coordination, controlled issue and consumption records. Specification, delivery basis, counterparty authority and settlement are defined for each transaction.

Jet A-1Aviation fuel, through authorised and licensed parties only.

Aviation fuel carries strict specification and release requirements. Jet A-1 opportunities are structured only through appropriately authorised and licensed parties, with specification, quality documentation, inspection, custody and payment milestones aligned before any delivery commitment.

KeroseneEvaluated against buyer specification, destination and delivery capacity.

Kerosene opportunities are evaluated against the buyer's specification, destination and delivery capacity, with source qualification, documentation, inspection and custody defined for each mandate.

Gasoline (petrol)Petrol opportunities defined transaction by transaction.

Petrol (gasoline) opportunities, with product specifications, delivery basis, counterparty authority and settlement defined for each transaction.

Other refined petroleum productsNamed products assessed against the buyer specification.

Other refined petroleum products, such as fuel oil, are assessed individually against the buyer's specification, with supply through the approved supplier and subject to the relevant commercial and regulatory requirements.

Fuel storage tanks and tankers

How a fuel transaction is built

Each step is aligned before delivery commitments are made.

Source qualification

Verifying the supplier, its authority and its licences before any commercial commitment.

Supply documentation

Specification, delivery basis and the documents that support each transaction.

Transport planning

Routes, vehicles and delivery capacity matched to the destination.

Inspection and custody

Quality checks and a clear record of custody from source to handover.

Payment milestones

Settlement conditions agreed against defined delivery milestones.

Mine-site continuity

Storage coordination, controlled issue, consumption records and stock reconciliation for operating sites.