About REVDICO

Our role

REVDICO is an independent commodity broker. We work with commercial buyers, suppliers and intermediaries seeking substantial wholesale or industrial transactions. Our role is to understand a defined requirement or supply proposition, clarify the essential commercial facts and, where appropriate, help bring potentially compatible counterparties into a focused discussion.

Brokerage is more than exchanging contact details. A useful introduction depends on product definition, specification, quantity, geography, delivery basis, timing, documentation, authority and the expectations of the participants. REVDICO organises those variables so that all sides can evaluate the opportunity more efficiently.

Practical cross-border focus

International opportunities can be affected by different markets, logistics, documentation, banking expectations and trade requirements. REVDICO’s process is designed to reduce avoidable uncertainty before participants invest time in negotiations or disclose sensitive information. A complete document package is not required at the first-contact stage.

REVDICO normally sends the first reply within two business days from info@revdico.com.

Markets served

Petroleum products

REVDICO considers defined opportunities involving EN590 diesel, Jet A-1, bitumen, base oils, fuel oil and petroleum coke. Specifications, scale, loading or delivery geography, storage, terminal capability, inspection and the actual delivery basis are central to assessment.

Metals and critical minerals

REVDICO considers commercial opportunities involving copper, nickel, cobalt, lithium and rare earth elements. A useful initial enquiry should identify the material, the buyer or supply context and the information already available. More detailed technical, origin and responsible-sourcing points can then be clarified progressively where the opportunity provides a practical basis for discussion.

Agricultural commodities

REVDICO considers defined wholesale requirements and credible supply propositions involving grains, vegetable oils and sugar. Grade or processing stage, measurable quality, crop or production period, origin, volume, packaging, storage, freight, delivery point and timing can determine compatibility.

The products named on the website are core areas of interest rather than an exhaustive list. Other clearly defined petroleum products, metals, minerals or agricultural commodities may be submitted for an initial review.

How REVDICO Adds Value

REVDICO helps transform a commercial intention into a clear and actionable commodity opportunity that can be efficiently understood and evaluated by relevant market participants.

By organising the essential information, REVDICO helps buyers present defined purchasing requirements, sellers communicate their supply propositions, and intermediaries explain the opportunities they represent. This saves time, reduces unnecessary exchanges and keeps attention on transactions with a practical commercial basis.

For Buyers

REVDICO helps buyers describe what they need in commercially useful terms — including the product, specification, quantity, destination, delivery basis and timing. A well-prepared requirement is easier to present to suppliers whose stated capabilities may correspond with it and easier to compare with the proposals received.

For Sellers

REVDICO helps sellers present their products, available volumes, origin, delivery capabilities and commercial terms clearly. This makes it easier to identify enquiries that correspond with the seller’s actual supply position and reduces time spent responding to poorly defined requests.

For Intermediaries

REVDICO helps intermediaries present the opportunities they represent in a concise and commercially useful form, clarify the represented side and directness of access, reduce unnecessary links in the communication chain and identify what should be agreed before protected information is disclosed. This supports a clearer next step without creating automatic exclusivity, protection or fee entitlement.

Practical International Coordination

Where a practical basis for discussion exists, REVDICO can help clarify requirements, assess whether a relevant counterparty may be available, coordinate early communication and keep attention on the points required for commercial progress.

Working with intermediaries

REVDICO welcomes direct mandates, authorised representatives, brokers and introducers acting for buyers or sellers. Exclusive authority is not automatically required at the first-contact stage, but the represented side, directness of access, number of participants and scope of authority should be described honestly.

Minimum information for an initial review

A useful intermediary brief identifies the represented side, product or material, specification where known, realistic commercial scale, relevant origin or destination, delivery basis, timing, status of the opportunity and which facts remain preliminary. A concise and appropriately redacted brief is sufficient to begin.

Protected information and disclosure

The identity of a principal, protected contacts and sensitive documents do not need to be circulated indiscriminately. Information is disclosed progressively for a defined commercial purpose and only when the recipient and next step are sufficiently clear. Confidentiality cannot be used to conceal material facts required to assess authority, legality or commercial coherence.

Chains and duplicate introductions

An unexplained chain of intermediaries reduces the likelihood that an opportunity can progress. If the same opportunity is presented by more than one source, REVDICO may ask for clarification of authority, timing and access before deciding whether further discussion is appropriate. Submitting a form does not by itself register exclusive rights over a product, party or transaction.

Introduction protection and commission

Any representation, introduction protection, non-circumvention arrangement or commission is negotiated with the relevant party or parties during discussions and must be agreed in writing for the specific opportunity before it becomes applicable. Website submission alone does not create exclusivity, a fee entitlement or an obligation to disclose a principal.

Selective brokerage and commercial scale

REVDICO concentrates on substantial commercial and industrial opportunities rather than retail, personal-purchase or small-lot requests. No single minimum tonnage applies across all commodities. Petroleum enquiries may involve regular truck or rail movements, terminal parcels or seaborne cargoes; metals enquiries may involve qualification lots connected to a credible programme, defined spot lots or recurring industrial supply; agricultural enquiries may involve truck or rail programmes, containers, flexitanks, bulk vessel parcels or recurring wholesale requirements.

Representation, conflicts and compensation

REVDICO's role is defined separately for each opportunity. It may coordinate between the parties or be engaged by one or more participants, but it does not act as the commercial decision-maker for a buyer or seller. Before protected identities are disclosed or fee-bearing work begins, REVDICO will explain which party or parties it is engaged by, what services it is expected to provide and how any compensation will be calculated and paid.

Any material conflict of interest known to REVDICO, including a relevant relationship with more than one side, will be disclosed before the affected parties are asked to proceed. Compensation from more than one side of the same opportunity requires the express written agreement of the affected parties. Commission or other compensation becomes applicable only when the responsible party, calculation basis, payment event and scope have been agreed in writing for the specific opportunity.

The initial review is free. Submitting an enquiry does not create a brokerage agreement, exclusivity or fee obligation.

Opportunity lifecycle

1. Submission and scope review. REVDICO reviews the commercial description privately and decides whether focused clarification is worthwhile.
2. Clarification and structured brief. If the opportunity is within scope, the essential facts are organised into a buyer requirement, seller proposition or intermediary brief. Supporting material may be requested only where it serves a defined purpose.
3. Controlled circulation or follow-up. A redacted profile may be used to test relevance without disclosing protected identities. Identifiable information is shared only after the purpose, intended recipient and next step are clear.
4. Introduction and written engagement. Where a potentially suitable counterparty and practical next step exist, disclosure, representation, conflict and compensation terms are addressed before they become applicable.

If no suitable match is available

REVDICO may retain the opportunity for limited follow-up where doing so remains useful and consistent with the Privacy Notice, but submission does not create a promise of active marketing or a future match. Time-sensitive facts such as price, available quantity, loading window, location and authority must be reconfirmed before any later circulation.

Updating or closing an opportunity

The submitting party may email info@revdico.com with the enquiry reference to update, pause or close the opportunity. Information that is no longer current is not treated as an active offer or requirement. Retention and deletion follow the Privacy Notice and any legal or operational record-keeping need.

Global Reach and Transaction Framework

REVDICO is an independent commodity brokerage brand focused on connecting defined buyer requirements, supply propositions and intermediary introductions across international markets.

We consider substantial enquiries involving petroleum products, metals and critical minerals, and agricultural commodities worldwide. Each opportunity is assessed individually, taking into account the product specification, transaction volume, origin, destination, delivery basis, commercial viability and applicable trade requirements.

Before confidential information is exchanged or formal work begins, REVDICO seeks to understand the identity, role, authority and commercial purpose of the parties involved. Brokerage, representation and contracting arrangements are then defined in writing for the particular transaction and relevant jurisdiction.

REVDICO does not publish fictional inventory, guaranteed allocations or anonymous commercial offers. Our role is to evaluate sufficiently defined opportunities, assess whether a relevant counterparty may be available and support a clear and commercially workable process.

The legal identity, contractual capacity, applicable jurisdiction, responsibilities and fee arrangements for any formal engagement will be disclosed and agreed before the parties enter into binding commitments.

Buyers, suppliers and representatives from markets worldwide are welcome to submit a defined commercial enquiry, subject to applicable law and transaction-specific review.

What REVDICO checks first — and what remains with the parties

REVDICO can structure an enquiry, clarify missing commercial facts, assess whether a proposition is suitable for controlled circulation, identify potentially relevant counterparties and coordinate early communication. REVDICO does not replace the parties’ legal, technical, financial, tax, regulatory, inspection or contractual advisers.

A first enquiry creates no obligation for the sender or REVDICO. Before confidential identities are disclosed or formal work begins, the appropriate legal identity, jurisdiction, scope of authority, responsibilities and fee arrangement will be disclosed and agreed for the relevant engagement.

Examples of useful first briefs

The examples below are intentionally redacted. They show the level of structure that helps an opportunity move to a useful first review without exposing a protected principal or sensitive documents.

Working arrangements FAQ

Does submitting an enquiry create a brokerage agreement?

No. A form submission begins a free initial review only. Any representation, exclusivity, introduction protection, non-circumvention undertaking or other engagement term must be agreed separately and in writing.

What does the initial response contain?

REVDICO normally confirms whether the opportunity is within scope, identifies essential facts that are missing or unclear and proposes the most practical next step. The response may request focused clarification, explain why the opportunity is not yet workable, or propose further qualification and discussion.

How is brokerage compensation agreed?

Commission or other compensation is negotiated with the relevant party or parties during discussions. The responsible party, calculation basis and payment event must be agreed in writing before any fee becomes applicable.

When are contacts or documents shared?

Information is disclosed progressively and for a defined commercial purpose. REVDICO does not automatically forward an initial enquiry, identify a protected principal or distribute sensitive documents merely because a form has been submitted.

Can REVDICO decide not to proceed?

Yes. An opportunity may not progress if essential facts, authority, commercial coherence or applicable requirements cannot be clarified. Where practical, REVDICO will explain what clarification is needed without disclosing protected information or internal assessments.