Investing in a common future

Our strategic investment in storage and logistics capabilities have opened up additional physical arbitrage opportunities. As firm believers in the benefits of local rather than central control we have structured these investments to function as standalone businesses.

We regularly acquire terminals, facilities or mines that require significant time and investment. These acquisitions reflect our commitment to economic development, especially in emerging markets. They also make commercial sense from our long-term investment perspective.

Book value of industrial assets (billions)
Description
2009 USD1.5 billion 2009
2010 USD1.9 billion 2010
2011 USD3.3 billion 2011
2012 USD4.0 billion 2012

Puma Energy

Founded in 1997, Puma Energy is a midstream and downstream oil group focused mainly on emerging markets in Africa, Latin America, Europe the Middle East and Asia.

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Impala

In 2010, Trafigura consolidated its global warehousing and logistics interests. Impala stores, blends and transports metals, minerals and coal. It is expanding rapidly in the Americas, Africa, Europe and Asia.

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DT Group

DT Group is a joint venture operation focused on Africa and Angola in particular. Through its subsidiaries it maintains interests in mining, shipping, logistics, recycling and real estate.

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Galena

Galena Asset Management was established to leverage Trafigura's unrivalled commodities market expertise. Its commodity-linked funds offer hedge fund investors alternative asset class strategies.

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Mining Group

Trafigura invests in mining projects that tie in with its trading activities. It operates copper, cobalt, lead and zinc mining interests.

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