Transaction Details
Product: 250 MT (+/- 2% at seller's option) of Crude Palm Oil (edible grade, FFA 5% max) in bulk
Supplier: Paras Agri Business Private Limited, Palanpur
Broker: Hardik Brokers, Ahmedabad
Deal Value: Approximately ₹3.14 Crores (including 5% GST)
Deal Confirmation Date: October 27, 2026
Delivery Terms: Ex-Kandla Port, Gujarat
Lifting Schedule: December 2026
Tank Rent: Included in the rate at Kandla
Financial Terms
Payment Terms: Advance basis
GST Treatment: 5% GST included in deal value, payable by buyer
Import Duty: Exclusive of import duty, which will be to the buyer's account
Documentation: Seller may provide bond-to-bond transfer document or IGST at seller's option
Strategic Context
The procurement strengthens Megamont's sourcing position in the edible oil segment and supports its ability to serve bulk buyers on a planned timeline. This trade adds to the company's growing edible oil and agri-commodity activity as it continues to build its sourcing network and expand presence in the segment.
Management Commentary
Mr. Tejas Patil, Director of Megamont Limited, stated: "We are pleased to have concluded this procurement of crude palm oil. The lifting is planned for December 2026 and this adds to our edible oil and agri-commodity business. We will continue to strengthen our sourcing and supply-chain capabilities to serve our customers."
Industry Context
The release notes that India is among the world's largest consumers and importers of edible oils, with palm oil being a core part of the country's edible oil basket. Demand from packaged food makers, refiners, and household consumers remains steady, creating opportunities for trading houses with sound sourcing and logistics capabilities.
Company Background
Megamont Limited is an international trading and supply-chain company engaged in sourcing and supplying industrial raw materials, metals, energy commodities, edible oils, and agricultural commodities across global markets. The company operates across diverse product portfolios and maintains sourcing relationships across India, CIS, China, Brazil, South Africa, Russia, and Europe.