Letters of Credit (LC)
Documentary letters of credit issued or arranged through banks to secure payment against shipment documents.

Finance & investment
Bouzganda provides and arranges the trade finance instruments that unlock large commodity transactions — and invests its own capital where the deal warrants it.
Why it matters
Large cross-border commodity transactions cannot move on a handshake. Producers need certainty of payment. Buyers need certainty of delivery. Banks need collateral and documentation they can rely on.
Bouzganda sits inside that structure, working with financial institutions to provide and arrange LC, SBLC, and POF instruments that help manage transaction risk, and considering direct investment where the opportunity is compelling.
Instruments & capabilities
Documentary letters of credit issued or arranged through banks to secure payment against shipment documents.
Standby letters of credit as performance or payment guarantees for large-scale supply and offtake contracts.
Bank-verified proof of funds to demonstrate capacity and unlock negotiations with sellers, refiners, and producers.
Capital allocation where the commercial logic is right — pre-payment, offtake financing, and equity in cargoes.
Availability and terms depend on transaction review, counterparty checks, and the relevant financial institution’s approval. Direct investment and co-investment are considered only for qualifying deals.
How we work
Whether financing our own trades or supporting a partner’s transaction, the approach is the same: understand the commercial context, structure the right instrument, and coordinate execution through banking relationships.
Review the commodity, volume, counterparties, delivery terms, and commercial objectives.
Identify the appropriate instrument for the deal, commodity, and region, with the required documentation.
Bring the parties and financial institutions together around agreed terms and shipment requirements.
Transaction scope
Transaction-led finance for cross-border trade, connecting Oman's commercial base with international markets.
Send us the outline — commodity, volume, counterparties, and delivery terms — to discuss an appropriate structure.