NAFT BRAZIL
Brazilian Operations, Energy Market Intelligence and Petroleum Derivatives Trading
NAFT Brazil is the Brazilian business front of Grupo NAFT, focused on the BRAZILIAN energy market, petroleum derivatives, commercial structuring, regulatory environment and international trade operations connected to Brazil.
Operating in one of the largest fuel and energy markets in Latin America, NAFT Brazil was created to support commercial opportunities involving the import, export and supply of petroleum derivatives, with special attention to products such as diesel, gasoline and other strategic energy commodities.
The company’s Brazilian structure is connected to market development, local commercial relationships, regulatory alignment, logistics coordination and the identification of opportunities between international suppliers and Brazilian demand.
Technical Qualification
Technical Qualification
Regulatory, Financial and Operational Capacity for Large-Scale Fuel Import Operations
NAFT Brazil is structured to operate in the Brazilian energy and fuel market with a technical qualification compatible with large-scale import operations.
The company’s institutional positioning is based on regulatory alignment, import capacity, logistics support, strategic port connectivity, high-volume storage availability and corporate structure compatible with major transactions in the petroleum derivatives market.
ANP Regulatory Background
ANP Regulatory Background
NAFT Brazil has historical institutional documentation related to publications and authorizations involving the Agência Nacional do Petróleo, Gás Natural e Biocombustíveis – ANP, the Brazilian regulatory agency responsible for the oil, natural gas and biofuels sector.
The documentation presented identifies NAFT Importação e Exportação de Derivados de Petróleo Ltda., CNPJ 17.147.434/0001-11, with references to ANP authorizations, including Authorization No. 47/2013 and Authorization No. 51-B/2013.
This regulatory background reinforces NAFT Brazil’s institutional connection with one of the most strategic and regulated sectors of the Brazilian economy.
Qualified Import Radar
Qualified Import Radar
NAFT Brazil is positioned to operate with a qualified RADAR import authorization, compatible with high-value international trade operations.
This import qualification is essential for large-scale fuel transactions, allowing the company to participate in structured import operations involving significant volumes, international suppliers, port logistics and customs procedures.
In the fuel market, the ability to operate with qualified import capacity is a relevant institutional advantage, especially in transactions involving diesel, gasoline, petroleum derivatives and other strategic energy commodities.
Fully Paid-In Share Capital of BRL 1 Billion
Fully Paid-In Share Capital of BRL 1 Billion
NAFT Brazil presents a corporate structure with fully paid-in share capital of BRL 1 billion, compatible with the size and financial requirements of major fuel import operations.
This level of capital structure strengthens the company’s institutional credibility before suppliers, buyers, financial institutions, logistics operators and international commercial partners.
In large-scale fuel import transactions, robust paid-in capital is an important indicator of corporate capacity, seriousness and compatibility with the magnitude of the operations involved.
High-Volume Fuel Storage Capacity
High-Volume Fuel Storage Capacity
NAFT Brazil structures its operations with access to high-volume storage capacity, suitable for receiving, storing and handling imported fuels.
The company’s technical material references storage and logistics arrangements connected to strategic Brazilian ports and fuel terminals, including structures for tancagem and operational support for imported petroleum derivatives.
High-volume tankage is a critical element in fuel import operations, ensuring that large shipments can be received, unloaded, stored and distributed with operational efficiency.
Storage and Strategic Port Connectivity at the Port of Itaqui
Storage and Strategic Port Connectivity at the Port of Itaqui
The Port of Itaqui, located in São Luís, Maranhão, is one of Brazil’s most strategic ports for fuel, liquid bulk and energy-related logistics. Its privileged position on the northern coast of Brazil provides access to international maritime routes and strengthens connectivity with key consumer markets in the North, Northeast and Central-West regions.
Itaqui is recognized for its deep-water conditions and operational infrastructure. The port has operational berths with depths ranging from 12 to 19 meters, and Berth 106 is reported as the deepest berth, reaching 19 meters at low tide and up to 26 meters during spring tides, allowing the port to receive large vessels for fuel and liquid bulk operations.
The port also has dedicated infrastructure for liquid bulk cargo, including berths used for liquid bulk operations such as 102, 104, 106 and 108. This is particularly relevant for companies operating in the import, storage and distribution of petroleum derivatives.
For NAFT Brazil, tankage and operational presence connected to the Port of Itaqui represent a strategic advantage. The port’s location and infrastructure allow the company to serve a broad base of potential clients across different regions, supporting fuel import operations, storage, maritime logistics and subsequent distribution to domestic markets.
In addition to its maritime capacity, Itaqui has direct railway connections with the Transnordestina Railway and the Estrada de Ferro Carajás, expanding its reach beyond the port area and reinforcing its role as a logistics hub for the Center-North corridor of Brazil.
This combination of deep-water access, liquid bulk infrastructure, storage potential, railway connectivity and proximity to relevant markets makes the Port of Itaqui a strong logistics platform for large-scale fuel import operations.
Strategic Port Connectivity
Strategic Port Connectivity
NAFT Brazil’s ope
Its institutional material references commercial and logistics
- Santos/SP;
- Paranaguá/PR;
- Vitória/ES;
- Recife/PE;
- Manaus/AM;
- Vila Velha/ES;
- Itaqui;
- other safe Brazilian ports suitable for fuel import operations.
The presentation also describes an operational flow for the sale of diesel to Brazil, involving international
This connectivity reinforces NAFT Brazil’s ability to participate in import operations involving international supply, maritim
Experience in the Fuel and Petroleum Derivatives Market
Experience in the Fuel and Petroleum Derivatives Market
NAFT Brazil brings together experience and market knowledge in the fuel, logistics, storage and petroleum derivatives sectors.
The company’s institutional presentation highlights the experience of its executive team in distribution, logistic
This experience is especially relevant in a mar
Operational Strength for International Fuel Trade
Operational Strength for International Fuel Trade
The combination of regulatory background, qualified import capacity, robust paid-in ca
NAFT Brazil is po
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