This Urea DAP business opportunity provides fertilizer traders with a clear chance to enter the Sudan market through a recurring supply arrangement and secure payment terms. A Sudan-based trading company has issued a Letter of Intent (LOI) to procure Urea N46 and DAP fertilizer on a regular basis.
The buyer plans to source 6,000 metric tons of Urea N46 and 6,000 metric tons of DAP every two months. Moreover, the buyer has specified Port Sudan as the delivery point and prefers Kazakhstan origin material. The buyer also expects immediate shipment, subject to vessel availability and seller confirmation.
Key Commercial Terms
Products: Urea N46 and DAP (18-46-0)
Quantity: 6,000 MT each on a bi-monthly basis
Delivery Port: Port Sudan
Inspection: SGS or equivalent (BV / TÜV) at port of loading
Payment Terms: LC at sight, confirmed, irrevocable, and non-transferable
Issuing Bank: Prime bank in Saudi Arabia
LC Validity: 60 days and non-renewable
Performance Guarantee: 2% of the transaction value
In addition, the buyer is ready to execute standard international trade documentation. These documents include a Sales and Purchase Agreement, Proforma Invoice, Commercial Invoice, Packing List, Bill of Lading, Certificate of Origin, Insurance Policy, and SGS Inspection Report. As a result, sellers can move quickly once both parties agree on commercial terms.
Opportunity for Sellers and Intermediaries
This Urea DAP business opportunity targets manufacturers, bulk traders, and experienced intermediaries. Therefore, suppliers with firm product availability, export licenses, and competitive pricing can benefit from this requirement. Meanwhile, intermediaries may also submit structured offers, subject to seller confirmation and buyer approval.
Furthermore, this opportunity has already been shared with multiple international fertilizer traders. Additionally, the Fertilizer Field Portal has published this requirement to attract wider participation. As a result, interested sellers can submit competitive offers for further coordination.
Why This Opportunity Matters
The Sudan fertilizer market continues to rely on imports to meet agricultural demand. Consequently, reliable suppliers can build long-term trade relationships through repeated shipments. Moreover, secure LC-at-sight payment terms reduce financial risk for exporters.
📩 Interested parties may contact us through the Fertilizer Field Portal for further discussion and coordination.
