About Us

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About · Est. 2003

Started from Stuttgart, Introduced to the World.

Executed with precise German business heritage and the flexibility of Singapore, UAE and Jordan Free Zone capital flow.

A Heritage-Driven Trading Philosophy

Modern, well-engineered trading systems on a foundation of long-standing business heritage values. Reputation, integrity, and honoring commitments are upheld as standards equal in strength to well-designed contracts — ensuring sustainable and enduring value creation across all partnerships.

Reputation Is a Core Asset

Reputation must be protected and strengthened in every transaction. It is the longest-tenor instrument we trade on — and the only one we never write down.

Word as Strong as Contract

Honoring commitments and maintaining one's word are as binding and effective as well-structured contractual agreements. Our LCs are signed twice — on paper, and on integrity.

Trust Compounds Over Cycles

Trust, consistency, and integrity are essential for building sustainable, long-term partnerships. Relationships are not transactional; they are developed and maintained across market cycles.

Our Business Model

We add and create value across the entire chain — from supplier to manufacturer to end user. Stuttgart structures transactions that improve efficiency, pricing, and delivery reliability while bridging gaps between global producers and regional markets.

Microcell-Based Supply Chain

Each transaction and supply chain cluster is analyzed and optimized individually. Value is engineered at the cell level — then distributed across all stakeholders within the ecosystem.

Origin-to-End-User Coverage

Bridging global producers and regional markets through tailored trading solutions. From the wellhead, the smelter, the OEM line — to the refiner, the distributor, the fleet operator.

Performance, Then Pricing

Efficient execution and reliable delivery come first; pricing follows. Counterparties compound business with us because the cargo arrives on spec, on time, every time.

Compliance-First. Multi-Currency. Bank-Grade.

Specialized in compliant, sanction-free, secure, and KYC-oriented trading of polymers, plastics, petrochemicals, engineering plastic raw materials, and specialty polymers across five continents.

Compliant & KYC-Oriented

Sanction-free, secure trading across five continents — every counterparty KYC-screened, every shipment fully documented, every corridor cleared against international sanctions regimes before a single ton moves.

Multi-Currency Trade Finance

International transactions primarily in U.S. Dollars (USD) — and in EUR, JPY, AED, SAR, JOD, and CHF — executed via Global TT SWIFT transfers, Letters of Credit (LCs), Letters of Guarantee (LGs), Standby Letters of Credit (SBLCs), and insured open credit terms.

Tier-One Banking & Insurance

Backed by top-tier global insurance partners and first-class U.S. and European banks — the financial infrastructure that lets the cargo move, the LC discount, and the buyer sleep.

By the Numbers

Volume tells the story. Heritage backs it.

2003
Year Founded
3
Free Zones (JAFZA · JFDZ · ASEZA)
13+
Countries Reached
24/7
Global Trade Desk

Our Values

Integrity, Audited

Every counterparty KYC'd. Every cargo traced. Every dollar reconciled. Reputation is a multi-decade asset — we treat it that way.

Performance Under Pressure

Markets dislocate. Vessels delay. Counterparties stress. We are paid because we deliver when others retreat.

Relationships Across Cycles

Our top counterparties have been on the book since the founding desk. We trade for the next decade, not the next quarter.

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Strategic Position

Trusted Long-Term Partner in an Increasingly Complex Global Market.

This balance between heritage values and modern trading excellence positions Stuttgart as the counterparty that does not blink when corridors tighten, banks tighten, or regulators tighten.

Company Evolution

Two Decades of Compounding Trust

From a Stuttgart trading desk in 2001 to a multi-continent commodities and automotive house — every milestone earned, none acquired.

  1. 2001 – 2003

    Stuttgart Trading Desk Established

    Launched trading, distribution, and sourcing operations from Stuttgart, Germany. Initial focus included automotive vehicles (passenger cars and trucks), spare parts, metals, and basic commodities sourced from Central Europe.

  2. 2003

    Global Head Office Relocates to Jordan

    Strategically selected Jordan—homeland of founder Haydar Al Saadi—as the Global Head Office for its stability, safety, and geographic advantage. Established the main hub for management, operations, and multimodal logistics serving core and emerging markets.

  3. 2003

    Registered in Zarqa Free Zone

    Official establishment and registration of the holding company in Zarqa Free Zone, Jordan's largest industrial, trade, and dry port area, and one of the oldest free zones in the MENA region.

  4. 2003 – 2008

    Foundations in Jordan & GCC

    Focused on building strong foundations in Jordan and neighboring GCC markets by expanding networks, enhancing sourcing capabilities, and strengthening market presence.

  5. 2008 – 2013

    Iraqi Market Penetration

    Entered and penetrated the Iraqi market — initially through agricultural products such as prilled and granulated urea — followed by the gradual introduction of a broader product portfolio.

  6. 2013 – 2017

    UAE & Saudi Liaison Offices

    Expanded regional reach through liaison offices in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, bridging trade, industrial, and logistical gaps between the Levant and GCC. Core activities included transportation solutions, commodities, and petrochemicals (upstream + downstream including polymers and olefins).

  7. 2017 – 2019

    Exclusive Distributor Appointments

    Achieved significant milestones leading to appointment as exclusive agents and distributors for reputable regional producers across multiple markets and continents.

  8. 2017 – 2020

    Americas Expansion

    Expanded focus toward the USA and the Americas, establishing new partnerships and unlocking large-scale sourcing opportunities with diversified product offerings and production capacities.

  9. 2020 – 2023

    Africa via Egypt

    Extended operations into Africa via Egypt, successfully accessing North Africa and gradually expanding across the African continent.

  10. 2020 – 2024

    China & Asia Growth

    Accelerated growth in China and broader Asian markets, capitalizing on rapid industrial development. Strengthened sourcing and market portfolio across the value chain — including new energy vehicles, olefins, basic chemicals, metals, and other core commodities.

  11. 2026

    China + USA Operations Launch

    Launched operations in China and the USA despite complex geopolitical challenges. This strategic move enhances global flexibility, strengthens market presence, and optimizes supply chain resilience — ensuring reliable access to products, competitive pricing, and delivery capabilities anytime, anywhere worldwide.

  12. Jan 2026

    Board Meeting — MENA & Iraq Market Penetration Strategy

    Board Meeting regarding an aggressive market penetration strategy across the MENA region and Iraq, with a focused scope on the rapidly growing industrial and converting sectors, aiming to strengthen market presence, enhance regional distribution channels, and support the increasing demand driven by emerging manufacturing and infrastructure projects throughout the region.

  13. Jan 2026

    Board Meeting — Houston Entity & U.S. Strategic Expansion

    Board Meeting on strategic cooperation and business expansion in the United States through our newly incorporated entity in Houston, Texas, aimed at enhancing value creation and strengthening off-take activities with top-tier U.S. plastics and petrochemical producers, including major industry players and newly expanded capacities such as Shell plc, ExxonMobil, and Dow across commodity and specialty grades.

  14. Apr 2026

    Board Meeting — China & Asia Office Network Expansion

    Board Meeting regarding further expansion through our China and Asia office network to provide enhanced value creation between producers and end users, with a particular focus on engineering plastics sourced from major producers such as Sinopec, Sumitomo Chemical, and other leading global manufacturers.